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🎙️ The Yoshie Podcast Lesson #11: Apple Watch or a Real Watch?
Build your Japanese through authentic listening.
In this episode, I’m talking about wanting to buy a new Apple Watch, only to rediscover two old analogue watches that had been sitting unused at home! Along the way, I share a small but inte...
🎙️ The Yoshie Podcast Lesson #10: Autumn in Japan, 2026
In this episode, I’m talking about what makes autumn in Japan special, from 紅葉 and seasonal food to the quieter atmosphere of the changing season. I also explore the Japanese aesthetic of “もののあはれ” and how we experience the passing of the se...
🎙️ The Yoshie Podcast Special Episode: Q&A!
Japanese Transcript
日本語を学んでいる皆さん、こんにちは。 よしえです。お元気ですか？
先日、Q&Aをやってみようと思うので 何か質問はありますか？っていう風に投稿したときにお返事くださった方がいたので、 今日はそれらの質問に、私なりに答えてみたいと思います。
まず、いい機会なので質問に答える前に私がなぜこのポッドキャストを始めようと思ったのかっていうことについて、少し詳しく話したいなと思います。
一番初めのエピソードの冒頭で...
New: more direct Japanese support from me!
Hello!
I hope you are enjoying your Japanese learning journey. Today I just have a few things I would like to share with you.
Over time, I have been developing a few different formats for supporting serious learners—especially upper-inter...
🎙️ The Yoshie Podcast Lesson #9: When We Read The Room
Build your Japanese through authentic listening.
In this episode, I’m talking about a video discussing why Japanese people are often expected to “read the air” and how this relates to communication, culture, personality, and identity. We w...
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