Yokai: Easy-to-miss Japanese culture

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Laid-back Japanese

NativShark Team

71 episodes

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Learn Japanese without feeling like you’re in a classroom. Listen in on fun chats and true stories about living life “in Japanese” with Chie, Niko, and other guests.

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Learn Japanese without feeling like you’re in a classroom. Listen in on fun chats and true stories about living life “in Japanese” with Chie, Niko, and other guests.

Language Learning

Education

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Yokai: Easy-to-miss Japanese culture

Laid-back Japanese

14 minutes 37 seconds

2 years ago

Yokai: Easy-to-miss Japanese culture

Your host Ty talks about yokai in Japan, what they are, and the common ones that most people will know about. Knowing some basic yokai is really helpful for your ability to pick up references to them with your friends and in media! You can check out the NativShark lesson about them here: https://app.nativshark.com/lessons/yao-guai-japanese-monsters What yokai do you think are really interesting or just plain scary? Come tell us in the NativShark community: https://www.nativshark.com/community Show notes: https://laidbackjapanese.com/lbjp_shownotes/youkai YouTube for lots of yokai pics:

https://youtu.be/zrN61_YZO9Q

Want to learn Japanese and how people actually use it in real life? Try NativShark~ Click this link for a 14 day free trial, no credit card info needed upfront: https://www.nativshark.com/lbjp The NativShark platform is a one-stop core study material for your Japanese studies^^ No more beginner's resource spiral, not knowing if you're studying the right things, or getting hit with the feeling of not studying enough. NativShark takes care of the heavy-lifting so the only thing you have to do is show up and hit the study button. Oh, and also enjoy your favorite things that got you studying Japanese in the first place like books, games, music, culture, family interactions, and more along the way :)