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2019年6月11日 · https://pixta.jp/. The first step is to open the front panel on your unit. Once it is open, you'll find one or more thin filters in place— gently remove them from the AC unit. Take the filters outside (or into a room like your bathroom or shower room) and rinse the filters with water and a cleaning product.
2019年3月18日 · Magma Kairo. As the name suggests, these "magma" kairo pads are the way to move forward if the normal ones weren't hot enough. Boasting temperatures of up to 73 degrees Celsius (163.4°F), direct contact with the skin is not really recommended due to the potential of burning yourself. The best way to use these is to wrap them in a scarf before ...
2018年1月29日 · Freeze some yuzu, put it in a jar, add half of its weight in granulated sugar, shake and wait for the sugar to melt before putting it in the refrigerator. Yuzu-cha can be found in any Japanese supermarket; just look for a jar with ゆず茶 written on it. 4. Hachimitsu Daikon (Honey Radish)
2017年1月31日 · Toire (トイレ) = toilet. Washiki toire (和式トイレ) = Japanese-style toilet. Yoshiki toire (洋式トイレ) = Western-style toilet. If you want to know the details of using a Japanese-style toilet, have a gander here. They're not very common anymore, but you'll still run into them in public schools (hello, ALTs!) and older train stations.
2020年12月22日 · Heat Packs (Hokkairo) Hokkairo, or just kairo, are warm pads or packs that can be placed under clothing for temporary relief from the cold. There are many types available, each with a unique shape and function. This includes the sticky haru hokkairo to put on your clothing, ones for under your feet, or ones to wear over your face while resting.
2017年6月26日 · The stringent standards of customers in Japan even creates a sort of self-perpetuating cycle. Businesses know they have to deliver on service, which raises the bar for entire industries, and that high level of service makes Japanese consumers’ expectations all the higher. The result is that bad service stops being something people are ...
在日語裡沒有表達未來時態的句式，所以這個語法結構也經常用作表達未來要發生的事情的預測。 與天氣相關的常見表達句式： 風が吹きます（刮風了／要刮風了）、日が照ります（太陽高懸）、日が出ます（太陽出來了／太陽要出來了）、霧がでます（有霧／要起霧了） 【名詞 + になります／名詞+ になるでしょう】 雨になります （轉為有雨） 天氣預報裡經常會出現的表達句式。 例：今日の夜、雨が雪になります（今晚，雨會轉成雪），你也可以替換「になります／になるでしょう」或「変わります／に変わるでしょう」 。 例：今日の夜，雨が雪に変わるでしょう（今晚，雨會轉成雪吧）。
