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2016年8月15日 · | All About Japan. 人類趕快看過來，你認識這些日本電視台萌物代言人嗎？ 豐平川. 設計 萌物. huranzuki.cocolog-nifty.com. 在日本這樣一個萌物鋪天蓋地的環境裡，各電視台也都有自己的萌物作為吉祥物。 這些萌物以廣告、漫畫、動畫等等各種方式，讓電視節目更加的五彩繽紛。 どーもくん NHK. http://android.pada.biz/jp/display.jsp?id=4417959967. どーもくん是NHK常用的幾個吉祥物中比較獨特的一個。 他有著巧克力一般方塊形的身材和顏色，大大張開的嘴顯示出對食物的不屈不撓和一往情深。 在NHK節目間隙，屏幕中間蹦蹦跳跳拿個牌子提醒大家交收視費的就是どーもくん。 - www.nhk.or.jp (日文)
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.
2016年4月12日 · You’ve studied the language. You’ve researched the customs and cultural differences. You’ve fallen in love with the sites splashed across your computer screen. It’s time to take the plunge and admit that you’d like to pursue a teaching career in Japan!
2018年8月17日 · Hi, friends! has enough lessons for one per week throughout the school year. While some schools opt to do more English, once a week is the most common pace. Note that students are not tested on any of the text content, and goal of the Ministry of Education, Sports, Science, Culture and Technology (MEXT) remains to “ build a foundation for communication skills ” rather than achieving any ...
2016年4月11日 · At a junior high school in Japan, also called a chu-gakko (literally, middle school), students are usually between the ages of 13 to 15, and it covers the seventh, eighth and ninth years of a student’s education. However, naming conventions for school years in Japan are a bit different, as they refer to the time spent at a particular type of ...
2016年4月11日 · One student well-known for giving the teachers a hard time would sit in my class grumbling, “I hate Jessica” in Japanese while her friend tried to convince her of my virtues. I won her over in the end, though. It’s not all craziness, of course. From the shy students who would talk to me after class to practice English or get my thoughts ...
2017年1月11日 · Japan is home to some of the funniest commercials out there. From this high-kicking office worker with incredibly stinky feet to these high-flying school girls doing parkour, you can find all manner of unique, cool and just plain weird advertisements. We're not sure what to label this one, but it seems to be bringing a few laughs to Tokyo train ...
