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Samurai Girls in America
Samurai Girls
8 episodes
1 week ago
"SAMURAI Girls in America" podcast, where 3 Japanese women share our experiences and challenges of moving from Japan to the United States. We will talk about our journey of adapting to American culture and share our insights and lessons learned along the way. We will discuss the challenges we faced, such as making friends, navigating the education system, and even ordering food at a restaurant. Our goal is to help others who may be going through a similar transition, and to foster greater understanding between cultures. Join us as we share our stories, laugh at our mistake and more.
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"SAMURAI Girls in America" podcast, where 3 Japanese women share our experiences and challenges of moving from Japan to the United States. We will talk about our journey of adapting to American culture and share our insights and lessons learned along the way. We will discuss the challenges we faced, such as making friends, navigating the education system, and even ordering food at a restaurant. Our goal is to help others who may be going through a similar transition, and to foster greater understanding between cultures. Join us as we share our stories, laugh at our mistake and more.
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Self-Improvement
Education
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Ep. 5 What are the best times and places to visit Japan?
Samurai Girls in America
17 minutes 4 seconds
2 years ago
Ep. 5 What are the best times and places to visit Japan?

Based on listener comments, this episode focuses on providing advice on the best times and places to visit Japan when traveling there for the first time. We also make sure to let everyone know about the importance of visiting "convenience stores" (you will be amazed!).

 

For the best times, both spring and autumn are recommended. Spring is cherry blossom season when you can enjoy their beauty in full bloom. The cherry blossom season typically runs from late March to early April and is in a word stunning. Autumn is also a great time due to the colorful fall foliage, which can be observed in many places from October to November.

 

Among the best places to visit both Kyoto and Tokyo are fantastic choices. Kyoto boasts traditional Japanese culture and historical landmarks, including beautiful temples and gardens. In contrast, Tokyo blends modern and traditional aspects and offers a wide range of activities and attractions.

 

When it comes to convenience stores, they are an integral part of Japanese culture. Japanese convenience stores are incredibly convenient, offering a variety of foods, beverages, and everyday items. Many of them are open 24 hours, making them useful during your sightseeing. Well-known convenience store chains include 7-Eleven, Lawson, and FamilyMart. You can enjoy various local bento boxes, sweets, onigiri (rice balls), and more. 


No matter which season or place you choose, you'll undoubtedly be able to experience captivating aspects of Japan. Enjoy your trip!!!


We love to hear from you, so please send us your comment. E-mail : samuraigirlsinamerica@gmail.com

Samurai Girls in America
"SAMURAI Girls in America" podcast, where 3 Japanese women share our experiences and challenges of moving from Japan to the United States. We will talk about our journey of adapting to American culture and share our insights and lessons learned along the way. We will discuss the challenges we faced, such as making friends, navigating the education system, and even ordering food at a restaurant. Our goal is to help others who may be going through a similar transition, and to foster greater understanding between cultures. Join us as we share our stories, laugh at our mistake and more.