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Japanese Kids' News
One life in Europe, on Japanese TV, dealing with the Japanese concept of 'mottainai', or 'waste not, want not'.
Man takes crocodile to karaoke bar...in taxi.
BEER CM SONG
Little Stories 13
yr 4 text
Regi's Japanese Oral Presentation Liverpool John Moores University
Explanation of ch13 of Minna no Nihongo
Minna no Nhongo chapter 14
Analysis of LS3
TExtual analysis of LS04
Nice typical Japanese TV filler. Culture/travel thing of Aix-en-Provence. The sound track is posh music, no speaking, hence for spoken language, since there was no 'none' option (and Shirley there are some silent movies, concerts, mime shows on here) I selected "Zulu".
Analysis of text Little Stories ch2
Text analysis of LS01
Japanese guy in Santa suit asks a girl to go out with him and shows his courage by bunji-jumping off a high bridge.
well, I can't remember what this -- 'CIMG2653.avi' is all about; probably the cats.
Snooze trying to find which animal says which sound.
Darwin ga kita is a wonderful Japanese nature series. This programme is about a species of cuckoo. It's perplexing to see the poor "cuckolded" birds unable to see that there is a new egg in the nest, that it's a different colour and HUGE. Then you'll see the day-old cuckoo chick, all skin and bones, wriggle under the other chicks and labouriously push them up and over the edge of the nest... it's a horror movie. These are better than BBC nature programmes, including those of Saint David Attenborough.
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kodomo no nyuusu 29 Feb 09 -- The Oscars Explained.mpg
Kodomo no nyuusu (kids' news) Blue Peter is famous for its use of empty Fairy bottles and toilet roll cores. On this excellent kids' news the models are brilliant; they're used to explain everthing from nuclear power to the workings of the Diet to kids. Not only can you learn about Japan, but things you don't know about the rest of the world; in this case, the history of, and how the Oscars work; even why they're called 'Oscars'.
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