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2017年10月16日 · Many in their twenties and thirties nowadays are using dating apps and websites to find love, especially as they are generally free of charge. Tinder and OkCupid work fine in Japan, plus some local ones like Pairs and Matchbook. Thanks to your smartphone, love is now only a few feet away. You can find just about anything in Japan, from dancing ...
2018年1月9日 · 20 Absolutely Romantic Date Spots in Tokyo. 14. Discover the beauty of science at Sony ExploraScience. Sony ExploraScience is an experienced based science museum located at Daiba, and is a place loved by couples and families. The museum is split into four sections - information; sound; light and theatre - where you can explore various concepts ...
2017年4月20日 · The project first began in 2011, when Osmann released a series of photos showing his girlfriend, Natalia Zakharova, leading him by the hand towards some of the world’s most stunning destinations. #followmeto crazy and colorful Akihabara district with my Sailor Moon @natalyosmann.
2017年11月25日 · Will a Japanese Girlfriend Help Your Japanese? Time and time again, I’ve asked what I can do to improve my Japanese, and I know many other foreigners wonder the the same thing. The most common advice I hear from some of my Japanese students and fellow foreign friends is to get a Japanese girlfriend. Of course, in some cities, that’s easier ...
2018年1月9日 · Here are 20 of the best date spots you can find in the city! 20. A luxurious date at The Cruise Club Tokyo. The Cruise Club Tokyo is located at the Bay of Tokyo, and is a place which offers fantastic view of the entire city. Landmarks such as the Tokyo Skytree and Tokyo Tower can be viewed from The Cruise Club Tokyo.
2018年4月6日 · Even employees in other divisions of your company get an osewa ni natte orimasu at the start of a conversation, since they’re all ostensibly doing things that contribute to the company’s overall success and stability, which you benefit from too, and so they deserve a verbal thank-you. 5. 'Yoroshiku onegai itashimasu' (Please/good-bye)
Part 1: Kanji Confessions. Haruka Hirai is alone in the classroom after school writing her favorite kanji, 永 (ei), which is part of the compound 永遠 (eien, or eternity). Yusuke Sagara happens to come back to the classroom and sees her, and in that moment he falls in love. Yusuke asks her if she likes kanji and she replies that she loves it.
