Yakitori is a Japanese type of skewered chicken, which is considered one of the tastiest snacks that you can get at an Izakaya. Let’s take a closer look at how Yakitori is actually made: The preparation of Yakitori involves skewering…
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The Art of Folding Paper – Origami (折り紙)
Origami (折り紙) is the art of paper folding, which is often associated with Japanese culture. Paper folding had ceremonial functions during the Edo period and has since turned into a recreational hobby throughout Japan. The goal of Origami is…
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Nihongo o hanashimasu ka? If you are looking for a fun way to learn Japanese in Fukuoka, then Asahi Nihongo is the right choice. We offer various Japanese language courses according to your level, interests and requirement. N3-N1 JLPT Prep…
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International Meet Up
I was really happy to see that many of you decided to participate in the July exchange event, despite the unfortunate weather! I wasn’t able to talk to all the participants, but I think it was a good experience for…
About Teru Teru Bozu Dolls
If the weather has been bad for a long period of period, you can sometimes see little dolls hung up on buildings. These dolls are called “Teru Teru Bozu” (照 る 照 る 坊 主) and are made traditionally by…
Japanese Distance Learning
Learn Japanese from anywhere in the world! For those who want to study Japanese locally, it often can be hard to find a Japanese class nearby. Perhaps you are too busy to attend Japanese classes or a language trip to…
Karaoke – a Fun Thing to Do in Japan!
There are so many things you can do here in Fukuoka, really fun things to do. And for me, one of the most fun things to do is Karaoke.
Tourist Visa Extension in Japan
Do you want to stay for more than 90 days in Japan? Learn how to extend your visa if you are from Austria, Germany, Ireland, Liechtenstein, Mexico, Switzerland or the UK. In order to extend your visa, you have to…
Yanagawa boat tour
Enjoy a boat trip on the Yanagawa River in a very Japanese way. The city of Yanagawa is located 70 kilometers south of Fukuoka. The train ride to Yanagawa, which is a very beautiful and peaceful old castle town, takes…
Dutch Educational Association SBB Accredits Asahi
The Dutch Act on Adult and Vocational Education requires VET students to complete part of their studies at accredited work placement companies. Asahi Nihongo helps these students find a work placement in a real life environment. Thus making an important…
Jessica from the US finished her internship at Hiroshima
Jessica from the US finished her internship at Hiroshima. The company imports and sells international brands of beer to their domestic customer base. Over a period of 6 months, Jessica was part of the company’s logistics department ensuring a smooth…
Japanese Newspapers
Even though Japan has the reputation of a Hightech country, print media such as magazines, comics and newspapers are still around and popular all over the country. Let’s take a closer look at Japanese newspapers or Shinbun (新聞). Japanese newspapers…
Do (道) or the way of learning through repetition
Many Japanese arts and traditions were influenced by the Chinese and Buddhist culture. Similarly, the Chinese Taoism concept of 道 influenced Japanese philosophy. 道 is particularly used in traditional Japanese arts, either martial arts or aesthetic arts. The kanji “道”…
