Sunday, a holiday. Today, I had lunch at the McDonald's rumored to be the best in Japan, then went around supermarkets to buy discounted food. Did I manage to buy cheap food?
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What is a real Japanese breakfast (日本の朝ごはん)? In this episode of our Learn Japanese Daily Podcast, we explore the culture and reality of the morning meal in Japan. This is the perfect Japanese listening practice for intermediate learners (JLPT N5-N3 level).

Join hosts Haruki and Yui for a natural Japanese conversation about everything from the traditional "washoku" breakfast of rice and miso soup to the quick and convenient meals of modern, busy life. You'll learn new vocabulary related to Japanese food, understand cultural concepts like "ichiju sansai" (一汁三菜), and improve your listening skills.

This podcast is designed to help you immerse yourself in authentic Japanese. We speak slightly slower than native speed, making it easier for you to follow along and learn.

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*Timestamps:*
00:00 – Intro
02:12 – Haruki's traditional "washoku" childhood breakfast.
03:21 – Explaining the concept of "Ichiju Sansai" (one soup, three dishes).
06:42 – The reality of a busy weekday breakfast: onigiri and leftovers.
10:06 – Special occasion breakfasts: hotel buffets and ryokan meals.
14:17 – Summary and "Best Phrases of the Day".

This podcast is perfect for:
– Intermediate Japanese learners (JLPT N5, N4, N3)
– Anyone looking for natural Japanese listening practice
– Those interested in Japanese culture, Japanese food, and daily life in Japan

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