Easy Japanese Podcast | A Perfect Day in Kamakura: Shrine & Cafe ⛩️ скачать в хорошем качестве

Easy Japanese Podcast | A Perfect Day in Kamakura: Shrine & Cafe ⛩️

In this episode, we practice listening with a slow and easy conversation about "Sightseeing in Kamakura". Kenji and Natsuko take a train to the beautiful coastal town of Kamakura. They walk through the lively Komachi Street, learn the proper etiquette for visiting a shrine, and finally find a hidden "Kominka" (old folk house) cafe to rest. Listen carefully to the word Kenji uses to describe the relaxing atmosphere of the cafe. 🍵 Today's Story: Walking in Kamakura: Enjoying the smells of Komachi Street & buying souvenirs. Visiting the Shrine: How to purify yourself at the "Chozuya" & pray at Tsurugaoka Hachimangu. Relaxing at a Cafe: Ordering Matcha Latte and Pudding at a traditional "Kominka" cafe. 📝 Quiz Question: In the second half of the story, Kenji teaches Natsuko a useful verb that means "to feel calm" or "to feel at home." What is this target phrase? (Hint: It starts with "Ochi..." and is used when you feel relaxed in a quiet place.) 👉 Write your answer in the comments! 💡 Key Vocabulary & Phrases in this video: 鎌倉 (Kamakura) - A famous historical city near Tokyo 古民家 (Kominka) - Old traditional Japanese house 食べ歩き (Tabearuki) - Walking while eating (often prohibited in certain areas) 落ち着く (Ochitsuku) - To calm down / To feel relaxed / To feel at home 参拝 (Sanpai) - Visiting a shrine for prayer 🎧 Chapters: 00:00 Opening & Today's Quiz 01:44 Arriving at Kamakura & Komachi Street 04:44 Tsurugaoka Hachimangu Shrine (Etiquette) 07:30 Relaxing at the Kominka Cafe 14:50 "The Magic Phrase" & Ending 🌸 About this channel: "Daily Japanese Story" helps you improve your Japanese listening and speaking skills. We speak slowly and clearly using simple vocabulary. Perfect for beginners (N4-N5 level). If you enjoyed this video, please Like and Subscribe for more slow Japanese stories! #JapaneseListening #SlowJapanese #LearnJapanese #JapaneseFood #BeginnerJapanese #JapanesePodcast