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Everyday Japanese Podcast

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by Sayuri Saying

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Natural Japanese, one step beyond textbooks. 🐧 Weekly episodes for intermediate learners who want to train their ear with real Japanese. I talk about everyday life in Japan: small things I notice, places I explore, whatever catches my curiosity. All at a relaxed pace. Sometimes it's just me; sometimes friends join and we chat naturally. Great for getting ready for real conversations. Transcripts & video at sayurisaying.com. Let's keep exploring together! 💖

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Episode thumbnail for 322. Umi no Hi: A Taste of Japanese Summer | 海の日

July 20, 2026

322. Umi no Hi: A Taste of Japanese Summer | 海の日

<p>It&#39;s 海の日 -Umi no Hi (Marine Day) here in Japan, and I&#39;m marking it with a taste of what a Japanese summer at the sea really feels like 🌊 I talk about 海開き- umi biraki (the official beach-opening ceremony), the nostalgic snacks and drinks you&#39;ll find at 海の家- umi no ie (beach huts), and why the swimming season here is surprisingly short. Along the way, I get into 自己責任 - jiko sekinin (self-responsibility) </p><p>A quiet idea that says a lot about how things work in Japan, even when no one writes the rules down.</p><p><br></p><p>🎧 Full transcript, video, and more: <a href="https://sayurisaying.com" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferer">https://sayurisaying.com</a> </p><p>Search by episode number (e.g., “EP 120”) to find what you need!🐧 Join the Penguin Family for bonus content &amp; support the show! Your support helps keep this podcast alive and means a lot to me. Thank you for considering!</p><p>🩷 Support this podcast </p><p><a href="https://sayurisaying.com/support" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferer">https://sayurisaying.com/support</a></p>

Episode thumbnail for 321.【会話】Do Japanese People Talk About Politics? (An Honest Conversation) | もしもしゆうすけさんと政治についての本音トーク

July 13, 2026

321.【会話】Do Japanese People Talk About Politics? (An Honest Conversation) | もしもしゆうすけさんと政治についての本音トーク

<p>I recently came back from India, and I kept getting the same question from European travelers — &quot;So what do you think of the new Takaichi administration?&quot; And honestly? I froze. It wasn&#39;t a language problem. I just never expected that question, and I realized I&#39;d never really thought about it.</p><p>So I brought it to Yusuke (<a href="https://www.youtube.com/@moshimoshi.yusuke" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferer">もしもしゆうすけ</a>). Do Japanese people actually talk about politics? With friends, with coworkers, at all? We ended up having a surprisingly candid conversation — and his take on voting genuinely caught me off guard. This is just one Japanese person&#39;s perspective, but it opened up some bigger questions about political interest, everyday life, and what these conversations actually look like in Japan. Casual, honest, and the kind of topic that&#39;s hard to practice from a textbook.</p><p>🎧 Full transcript, video, and more: <a href="https://sayurisaying.com" target="_blank" rel="ugc noopener noreferrer">https://sayurisaying.com</a> </p><p>Search by episode number (e.g., “EP 120”) to find what you need!🐧 Join the Penguin Family for bonus content &amp; support the show! Your support helps keep this podcast alive and means a lot to me. Thank you for considering!</p><p>🩷 Support this podcast </p><p><a href="https://sayurisaying.com/support" target="_blank" rel="ugc noopener noreferrer">https://sayurisaying.com/support</a></p>

Episode thumbnail for 320.How Rainy Season Taught Me to Slow Down | 梅雨と雨の日の過ごし方

July 6, 2026

320.How Rainy Season Taught Me to Slow Down | 梅雨と雨の日の過ごし方

<p>Have you ever wondered why 梅雨(つゆ)☔️Japan&#39;s rainy season — has the kanji for &quot;plum&quot; in it? </p><p>I didn&#39;t either, until this year. In this episode: that mystery, plus how I&#39;m spending these gray days — brewing two kinds of homemade 梅シロップ(plum syrup), a slow walk past blooming hydrangea, deep-cleaning my 水回り(the water-use spots — sink, drain, etc.), and an evening at the sento learning to だらだらする, do absolutely nothing. Cozy listening for intermediate-to-advanced learners.</p><p><br></p><p>🎧 Full transcript, video, and more: <a href="https://sayurisaying.com" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferer">https://sayurisaying.com</a> </p><p>Search by episode number (e.g., “EP 120”) to find what you need!🐧 Join the Penguin Family for bonus content &amp; support the show! Your support helps keep this podcast alive and means a lot to me. Thank you for considering!</p><p>🩷 Support this podcast </p><p><a href="https://sayurisaying.com/support" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferer">https://sayurisaying.com/support</a></p>

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What is Everyday Japanese Podcast?

Natural Japanese, one step beyond textbooks. 🐧 Weekly episodes for intermediate learners who want to train their ear with real Japanese. I talk about everyday life in Japan: small things I notice, places I explore, whatever catches my curiosity. All at a relaxed pace. Sometimes it's just me; sometimes friends join and we chat naturally. Great for getting ready for real conversations. Transcripts & video at sayurisaying.com. Let's keep exploring together! 💖

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