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My Japanese life

Experience the serenity of Nami TANAHASHI's traditional Japanese life - from the entrance of her house to her tatami-floored room, including meals like rice balls and pasta, and how to prepare for emergencies. Learn about Japanese culture and daily rituals through this insightful journey.

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My Japanese life

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  1. My Japanese life Nami TANAHASHI

  2. The entrance of my house • Taking off your shoes • Arranging the shoes neatly

  3. たたみ（tatami floor） • Straw mat used for flooring • How to use: Having meals Studying Warming yourselves

  4. たたみ（tatamifloor） • How to use: Sleeping on ふとん(bedding) • ふすま（sliding doors)

  5. My room • A bed • A cabinet • A desk

  6. my meal 1 • Rice with rice bowls • Miso soup • Pumpkin with cheese • Fried pork with cabbage • Mashed potato with vegetable • はし（chop sticks)

  7. My meal 2 • Pasta • A set of fork and spoon

  8. What is おにぎり（Rice balls) ? • Brought as lunch • With のり(seaweed)

  9. How to make おにぎり（rice balls） • すいはんき (rice cookers) • Mixing with ふりかけ（rice seasoning)

  10. おにぎり（rice balls) • sold at a convenience store • Tastes: Tuna with mayonnaise / roasted salmon うめぼし（a pickled plum): bitter

  11. おにぎり(rice balls) • Good points: Easy to make less fat • Bad points: Need to keep cool in summer because they go bad quickly • Bread is popular, too

  12. To survive in earthquakes • Big earthquakes may happen • Going to a school if my house is in danger • Waiting for help

  13. Supporting furniture

  14. A survival bag • Brought for an emergency

  15. An emergency knapsack • Lights • Coins to call • Radios • food

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