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Nihongo with Erika Podcast
by Erika Ino
I’m Erika, a native Japanese speaker who loves languages. In this podcast, I talk about Japan, culture, and life from a Japanese perspective—using simple and natural Japanese to help learners improve their listening skills.Since I’m also learning English, I understand how challenging language learning can be. That’s why I want to create fun and engaging content for you!I'm also uploading my video on YouTube. If you prefer to YouTube, check out!https://www.youtube.com/@NihongowithErikaFeel free to send me topic requests or questions. Let’s enjoy learning together! 😊
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Weird School Rules in Japan: My Real Experience
Japan is known for its unique culture, but did you know that many Japanese schools have super strict—or just plain weird—rules?In this episode, I share my real experiences with strange school rules I had to follow in elementary, middle, and high school in Japan. From skirt length and hair color to not being allowed to wear sunscreen (!), these rules might surprise you.This podcast is perfect for Japanese learners and anyone curious about life and culture in Japan. Let’s explore the unspoken rules of school life together!I also have a YouTube channel, so if you prefer to watch it, please check it out. If you have any questions or ideas for this podcast, let me know in the comment box on the YouTube channel!https://www.youtube.com/@NihongowithErika👇I also have a YouTube channel, so if you prefer to watch it, please check it out. If you have any questions or ideas for this podcast, let me know in the comment box on the YouTube channel!https://www.youtube.com/@NihongowithErika
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Nihongo Podcast #5 | Why Japanese People Say YES… But Don’t Mean It? 🤔
Have you ever had a Japanese friend say “Let’s hang out!”… but they never followed up?In this episode, I talk about why Japanese people sometimes say “yes” — but don’t really mean it. 🤔 I also explain how indirect communication and “reading the air” (空気を読む) are important parts of Japanese culture. This podcast is great for Japanese learners who want to understand real cultural differences — all explained in simple, clear Japanese!👇I also have a YouTube channel, so if you prefer to watch it, please check it out. If you have any questions or ideas for this podcast, let me know in the comment box on the YouTube channel!https://www.youtube.com/@NihongowithErika
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Nihongo Podcast #4 | Are Anime Characters White? A Non-Otaku Japanese Perspective
Are anime characters white? As a non-otaku Japanese person, I’m here to break down this common question! Many people think anime characters look Western because of their colorful hair and big eyes, but is that really the case? In this video, I’ll explain why Japanese people don’t see anime characters as white, the historical and cultural reasons behind their designs, and how Japan’s artistic traditions shape anime’s unique style.I also have a YouTube channel, so if you prefer to watch it, please check it out. If you have any questions or ideas for this podcast, let me know in the comment box on the YouTube channel!https://www.youtube.com/@NihongowithErika
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Nihongo Podcast #3 | Hilarious Katakana English Mistakes!
Have you ever heard Japanese people use English words that don’t mean what you think? In this video, we’ll dive into the funny and surprising ways Japan uses 'Katakana English.' From 'lecture' to 'motivation,' you might be shocked by how these words are really used! 😆 Let’s explore the quirky side of Japanese-English together! Don't forget to subscribe for more language fun!I also have a YouTube channel, so if you prefer to watch it, please check it out. If you have any questions or ideas for this podcast, let me know in the comment box on the YouTube channel!https://www.youtube.com/@NihongowithErika
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Nihongo Podcast #2 | Cheap Apartments in Japan? Be Careful Where You Live!
Hey everyone! Thank you for watching my last video! Today, I’ll try to speak in simple Japanese so it’s easy to understand. Don’t forget to turn on subtitles if you need them!Lately, my hay fever has been really bad… Do you have hay fever too?In this episode, I talk about finding cheap apartments in Japan. There are affordable areas, but is cheaper always better? In Japan, earthquakes are a big concern, so it’s important to think about safety when choosing a place to live.I also have a YouTube channel, so if you prefer to watch it, please check it out. If you have any questions or ideas for this podcast, let me know in the comment box on the YouTube channel!https://www.youtube.com/@NihongowithErika
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Nihongo Podcast #1 | Why I Started & The Good & Bad of Japan, Toxic work culture
In this episode, I talk about why I started this podcast and share my thoughts on the good and bad sides of Japan as a Japanese person.I love learning languages and know how challenging it can be, so I want to create content that’s fun and helpful for you! Let me know if you have any requests—topics you’d like me to talk about or things you want to learn.I also have a YouTube channel, so if you prefer to watch it, please check it out. If you have any questions or ideas for this podcast, let me know in the comment box on the YouTube channel!https://www.youtube.com/@NihongowithErika
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
I’m Erika, a native Japanese speaker who loves languages. In this podcast, I talk about Japan, culture, and life from a Japanese perspective—using simple and natural Japanese to help learners improve their listening skills.Since I’m also learning English, I understand how challenging language learning can be. That’s why I want to create fun and engaging content for you!I'm also uploading my video on YouTube. If you prefer to YouTube, check out!https://www.youtube.com/@NihongowithErikaFeel free to send me topic requests or questions. Let’s enjoy learning together! 😊
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Erika Ino
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