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豚骨ラーメンの楽しみ方 How to enjoy Tonkotsu Ramen
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回転寿司に行こう Going to a Conveyor Belt Sushi Restaurant
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在宅フリーランサーと子育ての両立 Being a work-from-home freelancer/mom
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職業当てクイズ Quiz : What Am I? (Jobs)
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日本語の一人称 Japanese First Person Pronouns
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福岡旅行（前編） Fukuoka Trip (Part 1)
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Interesting topic, it is something I’m grateful for that we can learn from her experience of living abroad, wow when it comes to communication Saudi Arabia & Japan are the opposite, when my friend asks me if I’m free on a specific day I directly say no without even apologizing, I either say No I have some work to do or that I do not want to go out simply
Hi Kaito san, thanks for the comment. I am glad the conversation was interesting to you. And I enjoyed talking with Yuki sensei as you could see it in the video. Currently I am travelling in Japan and saw people walking and riding a bike all sharing the narrow side walk without bumping to each other, and I thought wow! They can do that maybe because they respect rules and being very observant of each other. I thought it was miraculous. It is so harmonized. This I observed in both Tokyo and Osaka.