After two years in Osaka, Shun (from Japanese with Shun) has decided to move to Nagoya. In this episode, we chat about what led to his decision, how it feels to leave people behind, and the kind of life we want to create for ourselves. From city vibes and rent prices to nature, hobbies, and quality of lifeđ± This is a slow and thoughtful conversation about change, comfort, and choosing your own rhythm.đ§ Full transcript, video, and more: https://sayurisaying.com Search by episode number (e.g., âEP 120â) to find what you need!đ§ Join the Penguin Family for bonus content & support the show! Your support helps keep this podcast alive and means a lot to me. Thank you for considering!
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279. What I Learned from Traveling with a Friend | ćéăšæ èĄăăŠæ°ă„ăăăăš
Have you ever traveled with a friend for a whole week? I recently went to Okinawa with Miku from âMiku Real Japanese,â and I realized how incredible she is at expressing herself and thinking ahead. In this episode, I reflect on what I respect about her and how it inspired me to improve my own communication and awareness.đ§ Full transcript, video, and more: https://sayurisaying.com Search by episode number (e.g., âEP 120â) to find what you need!đ§ Join the Penguin Family for bonus content & support the show! Your support helps keep this podcast alive and means a lot to me. Thank you for considering!
I wear many hatsđ Content creator, website manager, private tutor, and curriculum designer for a San Francisco ed-tech startup. Come along as I guide you through a typical week: brainstorming podcast topics on walks, filming video episodes, updating sayurisaying.com, running friendly 1-on-1 sessions, and shaping natural Japanese dialogue for an anime-themed app. I also tease fresh ideas like a âSleepy Japaneseâ podcast, merch plans, and in-person meet-ups.đ§ Full transcript, video, and more: https://sayurisaying.com Search by episode number (e.g., âEP 120â) to find what you need!đ§ Join the Penguin Family for bonus content & support the show! Your support helps keep this podcast alive and means a lot to me. Thank you for considering!
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276. Disaster-Ready in JapanïœéČçœă°ăășăŁăŠäœăæăăïŒ
Learn how to get disaster-ready in Japan: the 3 essential items (water, food, toilet), helpful gear from „100 shops, how to check your local shelter, and a weekend challenge! Buy 9L of water and save your shelter on Maps. I also share what I keep in my own emergency kit. Free checklist on my website!đ§ Full transcript, video, and more: https://sayurisaying.com Search by episode number (e.g., âEP 120â) to find what you need!đ§ Join the Penguin Family for bonus content & support the show! Your support helps keep this podcast alive and means a lot to me. Thank you for considering!
Join SayuriSaying for an enriching journey into Japanese culture and language, perfect for intermediate learners and cultural enthusiasts. Dive into a variety of topics, from social norms to personal insights and cultural concepts like 'çž(En)'. Enjoy engaging discussions, both in solo narratives and special episodes featuring guest speakers, bringing Japan's essence closer to you. Explore deeper with our transcripts and video podcasts at sayurisaying.com. Subscribe for a unique blend of insightful language learning and cultural experiences with usđ§!
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