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Japanese Homes 家

Learn about the unique features of Japanese homes, essential phrases, table manners, gift-giving customs, and valuable tips for studying abroad in Japan. Discover the warmth and eco-friendly aspects of Japanese homes while immersing yourself in the culture.

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Japanese Homes 家

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  1. うち Japanese Homes家

  2. げんかん Genkan玄関

  3. Kitchen 台所 だいどころ

  4. Toilet トイレ

  5. Eco-friendly

  6. おふろ Bathroom お風呂

  7. Tatami Room 和室 わしつ

  8. ふとん

  9. Heating Table こたつ

  10. せんたく Laundry 洗濯

  11. Phrases • When entering someone’s house: おじゃましますojamashimasu • When leaving someone’s house: おじゃましましたojamashimashita

  12. Table Manners • Before eating: いただきますitadakimasu • After eating: ごちそうさまでしたgochisousamadeshita • Both hands on table when eating • Eat all rice • Eating family style • Chopsticks はし hashi

  13. べんとう Boxed Lunch お弁当

  14. Giving Gifts • Must look pretty • Face item towards person • Use both hands • Bow • よろしければどうぞ yoroshikerebadouzo • つまらない物ですが、どうぞtsumaranai mono douzo

  15. どげざ Apologizing 土下座

  16. Studying Abroad in Japan • http://yfuusa.org/ • https://www.rotary.org/en • http://www.afsusa.org/ • http://www.ciee.org

  17. Tips • Research and read other blogs • Don’t expect too much • Help out around the house • Don’t spend too much time on the internet or talking to family in America • Actively participate • Try to speak the language

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