I couldn't remember the Ratatatatata one since you never really said what it meant... 

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Another awesome track by NEKOBOLO  :3

Title : 弾けないギターを片手に (You can't play the guitar in one hand)
Producers : ねこぼーろ (NEKOBOLO)
Album : TEXT (2012)
Official Link : http://piapro.jp/nekobolo

**I DO NOT OWN ANYTHING!*
*All credits all goes to the original owner.

Hatsune Miku - 弾けないギターを片手に

SA.KU.RA.

05 - PARTY TIME は 終わらない☆

what a happy couple :)

soundtrack of the movie "tamako love story"

Himitsu

Tamako Sakuran Chuu

Midori To Mochizou

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1tqr7HDkkeA
http://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm16346082

少女革命 オーヴァーチュア (Shoujo Kakumei - overture)
見えない薔薇 (Invisible Roses)
光射す庭 (The sunlit garden)
絶対運命黙示録 (Zettai Unmei Mokushiroku)
死のアフロディーテ・追憶 (Shi no Aphrodite)
根室記念館 (Nemuro Memorial Hall)

Shoujo Kakumei Utena (少女革命ウテナ) piano cover

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There's a secret history of Jesus that even Dan Brown doesn't know about. It's the legend of Japanese Jesus. You see, he didn't die on the cross. Oh no, sir. He went on an amazing journey and wound up in Japan.

Find out all about Jesus' amazing adventure and secret Japanese life on the Tofugu podcast. And when you're done, read the article here: https://tfg.li/japanesejesus

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The Legend of Japanese Jesus

We talk to Tofugu translator Kristen about the difference between transitive and intransitive verbs. This concept trips up a lot of Japanese learners. Even people who think they know how transitivity pairs work in Japanese, they don't really. Kristen helps you understand transitive/intransitive verbs once and for all.

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Transitive and Intransitive Verbs in Japanese feat. Kristen

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This week Koichi and Michael talk to Zack Davisson, an award winning translator, writer, and Japanese folklore expert to discuss yokai. From the well known kappa to the obscure nebutori, Zack covers it all in this week's podcast!

What you can take away from today's episode:
- What is a yokai?
- Different types of yokai
- History of Japanese folklore
- Different types of folklore
- Japan's views on ghosts
- Koichi's views on ghosts

If you'd like to hear more from Zack, visit his blog: https://hyakumonogatari.com/
Zack's Twitter: https://twitter.com/ZackDavisson
Zack's Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/kaidankai/
Zack's books: https://hyakumonogatari.com/book-store/

What's a Yokai and Should I Be Scared? feat. Zack Davisson

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This week Koichi and Michael discuss the advantages of going to Japan to learn Japanese rather than spend time and money in a classroom. They offer practical advice for making your trip to Japan an impactful learning experience and a fun, long-lasting memory.

Topics include:
- One (basically) free trick to get a ton of random Japanese people to talk to you, in Japanese, so you can have non-stop conversation practice while in Japan.
- When to get the really cheap airplane tickets to Japan.
- Getting over your fear of talking to strangers (that speak Japanese).
- How being in Japan is like a "natural SRS," and how it guides you to what you need to learn next (something very difficult for teachers to do).
- How to make convenience stores, police officers, and people trying to get you into their restaurant into language practice partners.
- How flying to Japan, renting a hotel room, and eating three meals a day can be cheaper than taking a class.
- What to do to prepare yourself for your learning vacation, so you can get the most out of your time there.

Show Notes:

Learning kanji and vocabulary resource (preparing for your trip to get the most out of it): https://www.wanikani.com

Why You Should Go To Japan Instead of Taking a Japanese Class

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Memorizing Japanese vocabulary takes a lot of time and energy, and there's so much to memorize! This alone makes people give up before they even get started.

But what if there was a way to alleviate this burden by making memories of Japanese words stick in your head almost instantly? You might not have to quit learning Japanese. In fact, you might just become fluent.

In this episode, Koichi, Kristen, and Michael teach you how to use the keyword mnemonics method to memorize Japanese faster and keep it in your head longer. After they walk you through the steps, you'll be able to create mnemonics and memorize Japanese vocabulary like a pro.

Best of all, you'll learn Japanese faster than everyone else. Listen to the podcast and thank us later.

How to Memorize Japanese Words Faster with Keyword Mnemonics

The world is not beautiful... that, in a way, lends it a sort of beauty.

Original song from Kino's Journey. Composed by Ryo Sakai.

キノの旅 -He is My Speed-

Illustrated by FKEY 【http://www.pixiv.net/member_illust.php?mode=medium&illust_id=27603633】
Lyrics by 泓
Music by noVaTion

それから feat. Hatsune Miku

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SV-ksi8SySo
http://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/1340201397

Jormungand (ヨルムンガンド) ED "Ambivalentidea" piano cover.

For people who want to visit Japan, live in Japan, and learn Japanese. Please excuse the tangents.

How to Memorize Japanese Words Faster with Keyword Mnemonics

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