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50. 大阪に行ってきました！　We went to Osaka!

EPISODE · Oct 9, 2022 · 18 MIN

50. 大阪に行ってきました！　We went to Osaka!

from Nihongo Toranomaki -Learn Japanese from Real conversation!! · host Makiko

9月（がつ）の終（お）わりに大阪（おおさか）に行（い）ってきました！ミュージカルを初（はじ）めて見（み）たのですが、私たちの感想（かんそう）はどうだったのでしょうか？それから大阪（おおさか）の食べ物（たべもの）の話（はなし）、大阪（おおさか）の人（ひと）の話（はなし）、帰（かえ）りに乗（の）った特急（とっきゅう）の話（はなし）もしました！ We went to Osaka in the end of September to see a musical show! It was our first time seeing a musical. What do you think our impressions was about it?  We also talked about Osaka's food,  people, and the limited express train we boarded on my way home. *****IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT!***** Toward 1-year anniversary, we started the popularity vote to make a special episode with the most popular members!! Please join our special anniversary events by clicking the URL and send us your answer!! Thank you!! いつもポッドキャストを聞いてくださりありがとうございます。 11月の1周年記念に向けて、人気投票を行っています！ みなさんの結果を元に、一番人気のある2人をMCにエピソードを配信しますので、どうかご参加ください！ https://forms.gle/VaGnP6LdpME5otyi8 ********************************************** We started the Patreon!! You can listen bonus episodes from there!! https://patreon.com/nihongo_toranomaki Script is available from here: https://www.makiko-japanese.com/ Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UChu8-tNd_4RyWo-iE5cr-Ow email, comments and requests: [email protected]

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