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EPISODE · Sep 11, 2020 · 1H 4M

#17 - Японские Пожарные

from In Russian From Afar · host Sergei Bey

Why japanese  fireman were allowed to have tattoos? Where does Ramen originally come from? And why the father of former Japanese prime-minister was buried in Russia?In today's episode Vlad tells us about  Japan and why did he decide to dedicate a big part of his life to Japanese language! Listen to episode, to find out the answer on these questions :) Join our Discord Server, where people help each other to learn Russian.Download TRANSCRIPT!Recommedations: Japanese firefighters: picture1 and picture2Lagman (Ramen of Central Asia)Bosozoku (japanese gopnicks on motorbikes)  Time points: 3:30  - Vlad's story;09:59 -What does Vlad love about Japan; 19:10 - Japanese nature;24:17 - Tattoo culture;26:56 - Food;36:29 - Making friends in Japan;39:00 - For whom is it easier to learn Japanese 40:49 -  Where is Japanese culture come from; 44:53 - Difference between Russian and Japanese people;49:56 - What is the most important in life for Japanese; 51:30 - Which technologies are better in Russia comparing to Japan;56:00 - Politics.    If you have any questions, you can send us an email on [email protected] you can send DM or leave comment on our instagram page.Support us on Patreon. If you want to study Russian with Sergey  Show Less

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