Name: 我學習日語的3個NETFLIX SHOW。 (3 NETFLIX SHOWS I used to LEARN JAPANESE)
Uploaded: 2021-01-14T11:04:19.000Z
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"How nice... this street is packed with mom-pop shops!"

This show features nice houses and nice cars

but everything else is raw, and unscripted!

I'm Loretta and welcome to my channel "KemushiChan"!

For the last few weeks I got to work more

which was pretty much just binge-watching Netflix...

My university is going to start classes again in one week

I wanted to share some of my Spring Break vibes

and share what I've been watching in the past few weeks

to expand my Japanese and keep things up.

Which is why I wanted to share: The Top 3  NetFlix Shows I've been watching

Plus, I'm going to add in some bonus shows, because

not everything good is on Netflix.  Ammirite.

Most of the shows that caught my eye were ones

The aesthetic of this show is very clean, very pretty and very beachy

"Seemingly boring, but surprisingly addictive"

these are some of the common reviews about it

but it's a good example of people actually talking

in a day-to-day, from morning until night situation.

You hear an actual daily life situation of people

It's a group of 6 people, usually 3 girls and 3 boys

So you get a chance to hear a lot of different styles.

Specifically I really liked the "Aloha" series

not for the story, but for the people in it.

Most of them were half-Japanese, but there was also Lauren Tsai

but she's a self-taught speaker of Japanese.

All of these people who mix a little bit of English

with a lot of Japanese. And the pace is little bit more

easy to grasp, if Japanese isn't your native language.

So I recommend that season specifically for

It has subtitles in Japanese and English, as well as in

It's the idea of one person, on their own, eating really good food.

But the twist is that the food is actually really cheap,

accesible, and from real restaurants in Japan.

It's really just about a crisp looking Japanese guy

who just wants to eat food. It's very simple.

He'll run out of a business meeting just to eat, and I get that!

If you've ever been to Japan or seen Japanese TV

you know that food is a huge part of the TV industry

people love to sit around and say "yum", "tasty"

and all the different ways to describe a piece of food.

The main character, Goro, is ACTUALLY hilarious

He's a salaryman on the outside, but he's just a simple man who wants to eat

For me it was helpful to learn more food words,

to learn about different dishes, but specifically

it introduced different local restaurants in my area!

The show is a "fiction" but it takes place in real places

so there are many people who go on Kodoku-no-Gurume tours

and try to eat at the different places.  I want to try that next!

This series unfortunately does NOT have any subtitles

it IS available on YouTube through the official

I wanted to recommend that one because it's really hot in Japan

of where to get good cheap eats if you're into that.

"Erased" in English, or "Boku Dake ga Inai Machi"

some kind of fantasy thriller is going on but

I was just looking for something to watch while I folded laundry

and I didn't finish my laundry, I just watched the entire series in an afternoon!

the main character is played by two different people

I think most people watched it to see him

but when you watch it you get really drawn into the performance

by the younger version of the same character,