Megumi.

Megumi's Daily Japanese Adventures | Learn Japanese & Discover Japan

Education JA ↓ 59 episodes

Learn natural Japanese while discovering Japanese culture, travel, everyday life, and real experiences in Japan. Perfect for Japanese learners and anyone interested in traveling, studying, working, or living in Japan. Hosted by Megumi, a Japanese language teacher, professional voice specialist, broadcaster, narrator, and certified travel professional. Improve your listening skills, sound more natural, and gain practical insights into Japanese culture, customs, manners, and daily life.🌐 https://www.me-class.jp📸 https://www.instagram.com/meclass_official/📚 https://www.patreon.com/Me_cl

Author

Megumi.

Category

Education

Podcast website

www.me-class.jp

Latest episode

Jun 24, 2026

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Episodes

日本のお盆 Japanese O-bon 19.08.2022

日本の行事の一つでもあるお盆についてのお話です。 This is a story about Obon, one of the most important events in Japan.

第二回私のおすすめ特集:呉市 My Recommendation Feature2: Kure City 29.07.2022

先日、呉市に行ってきました。わたしが実際に体験したことや感じたことをお話ししています。

第一回 私のおすすめ特集:平和記念公園エリア My Recommended Feature1: Peace Memorial Park Area 20.07.2022

第一回 私のおすすめ特集:平和記念公園エリア 私のおすすめスポット、平和記念公園・原爆ドーム周辺エリアを紹介します。

私の住んでいるところは... Where do I live... 06.07.2022

In this episode, Megumi shares her first impressions of living in Hiroshima for three months. I talk about famous sites like the Atomic Bomb Dome, Peace Memorial Park, and the World Heritage Site Miyajima. You’ll also hear about everyday life in Hiroshima, from friendly locals and streetcars to dialect and trash-sorting rules. If you're curious about Hiroshima or Japanese regional living, this...

ご出身はどちらですか? Where are you from? 23.06.2022

I talk about a common conversation topic in Japan:“Where are you from?” I’ll explain useful expressions like "shusshin" (hometown), "jikka" (parents’ home), and how to talk about where you were born or raised. You’ll also hear about my hometown Kanagawa, including spots like Yokohama and Enoshima, and of course—Shumai bento! Perfect listening practice for learning how to talk a...

好きな日本の食べ物はなんですか? What is your favorite Japanese food? 13.06.2022

Is Japanese curry really Japanese food… or is it Indian? In this episode, I talk about Japanese cuisine—from ramen and sushi to gyudon and… yes, curry! You’ll even hear about my favorite type of curry, lovingly called “Gorogoro Curry” (chunky-style curry with big-cut vegetables)! If you’re curious about Japanese food, or wondering how curry is enjoyed in Japan, you’re going to love this fun and ta...

きっかけは? How did I start? 01.06.2022

In this episode, I’ll share the story of how I became a Japanese teacher — and it all started with... English! From scuba diving in Mexico to discovering the world of online lessons, this episode is filled with a few surprises. You'll also learn how to use the Japanese word “きっかけ” (kikkake) , which means “trigger” or “reason” for something. What was your kikkake for learning Japanese? Th...

はじめまして! Nice to meet you! 25.05.2022

Hello, I’m Megumi. It’s nice to meet you! This is for everyone learning Japanese who wants to practice their listening skills. And for those who want to enjoy traveling in Japan. I’d love to share various information with you. Transcripts and photos are available on my website, so please be sure to check them out! Let me know if you’d like anything adjusted! The vocabulary and grammar lists for th...

Megumi's Daily Japanese Adventures | Learn Japanese & Discover Japan (Trailer) 24.05.2022

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