こんばんは！Today, Kevinvin Sleepy Japanese shares some surprising (and funny) reverse culture shocks he’s experienced after returning to Japan from Norway. From peaceful trains and friendly café staff to quirky gadgets and heartwarming moments with Japanese grandmas, Kevin talks about the little things that made him smile, laugh, and sometimes think, “Wait, what?” It’s a cozy and honest episode that captures what makes Japan both nostalgic and fascinating through the eyes of someone who’s li...
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こんばんは！Today, Kevinvin Sleepy Japanese shares some surprising (and funny) reverse culture shocks he’s experienced after returning to Japan from Norway. From peaceful trains and friendly café staff to quirky gadgets and heartwarming moments with Japanese grandmas, Kevin talks about the little things that made him smile, laugh, and sometimes think, “Wait, what?” It’s a cozy and honest episode that captures what makes Japan both nostalgic and fascinating through the eyes of someone who’s li...
106 やめたっていい、またはじめればいい / It’s okay to quit. You can always start again.
Kevinvin Sleepy Japanese | 日本語リスニング
17 minutes
4 months ago
106 やめたっていい、またはじめればいい / It’s okay to quit. You can always start again.
⭐️こんばんは! Today, Kevinvin talks about how languages connect people and why it’s perfectly fine to quit something… because you can always start again. From speaking Spanish fluently for the first time in two years, to reflecting on not playing music for a while — it’s all part of the journey.🎸🌍 Youtube → https://youtu.be/6aIAnHoFujs Let us know in the comments or send us a message — we’d love to hear your story! 感想やリクエストはどんどん送ってね！📩✨📧 kevin.tamura@icloud.com
Kevinvin Sleepy Japanese | 日本語リスニング
こんばんは！Today, Kevinvin Sleepy Japanese shares some surprising (and funny) reverse culture shocks he’s experienced after returning to Japan from Norway. From peaceful trains and friendly café staff to quirky gadgets and heartwarming moments with Japanese grandmas, Kevin talks about the little things that made him smile, laugh, and sometimes think, “Wait, what?” It’s a cozy and honest episode that captures what makes Japan both nostalgic and fascinating through the eyes of someone who’s li...
