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五十嵐說從在近年的調查當中，顯示出15％左右的人還是不願意吃福島的食材外，基本上大部份日本人對於福島的食物，已經完全恢復信心。提及外國人之所以不理解的理由，五十嵐教授認為，最大的原因便是外語化的資料目前仍不夠充足，外過人也未必懂得尋找福島放射線資料，所以存在誤會。
2016年4月12日 · If you're stepping into a Japanese school for the first time, there are a number of things that will likely be quite different from your own school days at home. Below we outline six things that might surprise you in Japanese public schools, from the interesting to the practical—to the downright shocking! 6. Classrooms Aren't Heated or Cooled.
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2016年4月7日 · We also tour the school kitchen, where five staff prepare 720 meals from scratch, using potatoes the grade 6 students raised in the school farm. Lunch today consists of fried fish with pear sauce, vegetable soup and mashed potatoes. While this school prepares all of its own lunches, in some areas larger schools will act as suppliers and ...
2017年5月15日 · 一碗长崎面下肚后便知. 在击球练习场感受全垒打的快乐吧！. 甲子园是一年一度使全日本都沸腾起来的高校野球大会。. 高校野球大会不单单是高校生的运动会。. 对日本成年人来说，为家乡的代表队加油助威是夏天的一道靓丽的风景线。. 赶快来看看夏日甲子园 ...
2017年3月30日 · Second, since Japanese is written with no spaces between words, using kanji for vocabulary and kana for grammar (to put things in broad terms) makes it easy to see the components of a sentence. The sentence above reads: “Watashi ha kuruma wo mita,“ or “I saw the car,” with kanji (i.e. vocabulary) written in red and hiragana (i.e ...
2016年10月4日 · These everyday items can bring both the mountain to your home or office, as well as a smile to your face! 6. Mount Fuji Storybook Tenugui. This storybook tenugui is a collection of traditional Japanese cotton hand towels printed with typical Japanese patterns and folded in such a way that it looks like a book.
