Season2 #30 「日本のローカルフード」

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jENI NO PIKA PIKA NIHONGO 日本語

jENI @Japanese company　Japanese, English and Pilipino trilingual

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こんにちは, I’m Jeni. My fascination with everything Japanese brought me to Tokyo several years ago. Although I am not a Japanese teacher, I am very interested in learning Nihongo, just like you. My dream is to be able to bridge the gap between Japan and other English speaking countries. As I am currently working in a Japanese company and communicating with Japanese clients. Japan has a rich culture with its long history and traditional culture, I’ll introduce you in this podcast. DCEC NIHONGO CENTER Website : https://www.teszara-english.com https://www.facebook.com/jENINOPIKAPIKANIHONGO

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Season2 #30 「日本のローカルフード」

jENI NO PIKA PIKA NIHONGO 日本語

5 minutes 51 seconds

1 year ago

Season2 #30 「日本のローカルフード」

ジェニのピカピカ日本語へようこそ。

今日は、私たちのウェブカフェでご紹介した日本のローカルフードについてご紹介します。

まずは、北海道の「いくら」、岩手県の「わんこそば」、京都の「やつはし」をご紹介します。

お楽しみください。

Welcome to Jeni's Pika Pika Japanese.

Today, I would like to introduce you to some Japanese local foods that we have introduced in our webcafe.

First, we will introduce “ikura” (salmon roe) from Hokkaido, “wanko soba” from Iwate, and “yatsuhashi” from Kyoto.

Enjoy!

Bienvenidos a Jeni's Pika Pika Japanese.

Hoy me gustaría presentarles algunas comidas japonesas locales que hemos introducido en nuestro cibercafé.

Empezamos con huevas de salmón de Hokkaido, wanko soba de la prefectura de Iwate y yatsuhashi de Kioto.

¡Que aproveche!