Halloween doughnuts!
Get down to Krispy Kreme for some Halloween doughnuts! You might need a long walk after eating them.
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Get down to Krispy Kreme for some Halloween doughnuts! You might need a long walk after eating them.
Get rid of stress →ストレスを解消する Get rid of the tension in my shoulders→肩こりを解消する Taking a hot bath is a good way to get rid of stress.→暖かい湯船に浸かるのは、ストレス解消にいい Doing yoga is a good way of getting rid of the tension in my shoulders.→ヨガは肩こり解消にいい
Today’s riddle! Good luck! A man pushes his car to a hotel and tells the owner that he is bankrupt. Why?
They are ready for Halloween in Chiba!
Pancake morning near Omotesando station. I wouldn’t call myself a pancake person BUT these were the best pancakes I’ve ever had! A little expensive but worth it if you only go a few times a year 🙂 Check it out= https://goo.gl/maps/gsiEe26MN9fv93xn7 Nik 新橋校
Is it a statue or a real cat? What do you think?
I posted a picture a few months ago of some cranes at work so I wanted to post an update. If you missed the first post, they’re building an indoor bicycle stadium in Chiba. It seems like it’s coming along well and it’s really cool to see it take shape. By the way, what’s […]
Because Prime Minister Abe just stepped down I thought it would be a good time to share an Abe memory: when I met him! Back in 2018, we were having the Jabble Shinjuku School hanami party in Yoyogi Park, when out of nowhere Abe appeared! I’d had (more than) a few beers and I’m easily […]
『イカとクジラ/The Squid and the Whale』(2005) 監督:ノア・バームバック/Noah Baumbach ある夫婦の離婚と、その間で揺れる子供たちを描いた傑作『イカとクジラ』から本日はご紹介します。監督のノア・バームバックは最新作『マリッジストーリー』でも高い評価を受けました。同様に離婚を描いている作品ですが、こちらは自身の離婚体験をもとにしているのに対し、『イカとクジラ』は少年期に経験した両親の離婚をもとに描かれているそうです。思春期の兄弟の葛藤が、シニカルなユーモアを交えながら語られ、笑えるのにとっても切ない、素晴らしい作品になっております。 台詞は、父親派である長男が、仕事の上手くいっていない父を見捨てて家族を壊したと、母親を責めるシーンより。 Is it because Dad isn’t as successful as he used to be? (父さんが前ほど成功してないから?) successful 成功している successful=形容詞/success=名詞/succeed=動詞 例:He is quite successful in business. (彼はビジネスでかなり成功している) 例:The event was a huge success. (そのイベントは大成功をおさめた) 例:Why do some people succeed and others don’t? (どうして成功する人としない人がいるんだろう) used to~ […]
This movie makes me want to cry →これは泣きたくなる映画です。 That book made me want to travel →あの本を読むと旅に行きたくなった。