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Third Places, Kanazawa Cafes, & Cardinal Directions in Japanese

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Thanks to National Foundation Day in Japan, Zeb had a day off from school this week! We got to spend the day in Kanazawa city, having lunch and checking out a new cafe. Annie also saw ten thousand dandelion puffballs in a small & interesting art gallery named Himito on the Saigawa River.
Speaking of cafes and lunch spots, we also talk about the concept of “third places,” and unique examples of these in Japan. Finally, we talk about describing cardinal directions in Japanese. Did you know that the language you use can change the way you think about direction or time?
More links:
Himito Gallery: https://www.instagram.com/himito_kanazawa/?hl=en
Here’s a 2016 study about Third Places in Tokyo: https://www.gensler.com/gri/tokyos-third-places
More about Cardinal Directions in Japanese: https://www.japanesewithanime.com/2017/03/north-south-east-west-in-japanese.html

Listen to the end of every episode to hear our Japanese "words-of-the-week," and head to @ramblingramsbothams on Instagram to see behind-the-scenes photos.
Have a question or idea? Send us an email at ramblingramsbothams@gmail.com, or visit our website: https://www.ramblingramsbothams.com/

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Thanks to National Foundation Day in Japan, Zeb had a day off from school this week! We got to spend the day in Kanazawa city, having lunch and checking out a new cafe. Annie also saw ten thousand dandelion puffballs in a small & interesting art gallery named Himito on the Saigawa River.
Speaking of cafes and lunch spots, we also talk about the concept of “third places,” and unique examples of these in Japan. Finally, we talk about describing cardinal directions in Japanese. Did you know that the language you use can change the way you think about direction or time?
More links:
Himito Gallery: https://www.instagram.com/himito_kanazawa/?hl=en
Here’s a 2016 study about Third Places in Tokyo: https://www.gensler.com/gri/tokyos-third-places
More about Cardinal Directions in Japanese: https://www.japanesewithanime.com/2017/03/north-south-east-west-in-japanese.html

Listen to the end of every episode to hear our Japanese "words-of-the-week," and head to @ramblingramsbothams on Instagram to see behind-the-scenes photos.
Have a question or idea? Send us an email at ramblingramsbothams@gmail.com, or visit our website: https://www.ramblingramsbothams.com/

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