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In this episode of Megumi’s Daily Japanese Adventures, I talk about my recentdive cruise trip to Palau.
From giant trevallies and manta rays to life on the dive boat, this trip became a very special memory for me.
I also talk about the warm people I met during the trip and a Japanese grammarpoint many learners struggle with: adjective negative forms.
In this episode, I talk about:
• A dive cruise in Palau
• Giant trevallies and manta rays
• Life and meals on a dive boat
• Warm conversations with staff and guests
• Common Japanese adjective mistakes
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Have you ever wondered why people line up so neatly in Japan?

In this episode of Megumi’s Daily Japanese Adventures, I share a story from a recent Shinkansen trip and talk about a small cultural moment that made me think about public space and consideration in Japan.

During the trip, I experienced an unexpected situation while boarding the train with a large suitcase.

It became a moment that reminded me how people in Japan often think about others in shared spaces.

I also share a funny elevator story involving a romance conversation, “ears like Dumbo,” and a phrase that made me laugh very hard.

In this episode, I talk about:

• Why people line up before getting on the train
• Japanese ideas about public space and consideration
• A surprising moment at the station
• A funny elevator conversation
• Expressions like “ears like Dumbo” and “as if nothing happened”

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This episode of “Short & Sweet Grammar” explains how to read Japanese dates. Since it was so well-received by my Japanese class students, I’ve decided to share the audio version here as well 😊

In this episode, you can practice reading Japanese dates naturally in everyday conversation.

For visual explanations and example sentences, please check out the YouTube version.

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