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31 videos
11:12With the words "You paid for it yourself," your brain snaps to attention
0:45Leave me alone (in a nice tone)
23:35Ep.11 What to Say to a Friend Who Is Worried? | How to Comfort Friends in Japanese [Japanese listening N4-N3]
18:05Don't You Get Tired Talking to People? Japanese Listening Practice N3-N2 Level [Intermediate] Ep.737
10:36336. [Conversation] Do You Ever Burn Out? f/w Japanese with Shun | Have you ever burned out?
35:36[Japanese Podcast] For Those Who Want to Be Happy / Japan Hot Spring Trip / For Introverts Who Want to Become Fluent in Japanese / Autumn Foods
10:39The Moment Your Phone Rings in a Rainy-Day Café
10:39Kindness Becomes a Chain That Traps You
25:15Let's Talk About Walks! Japanese Listening Practice N3-N2 Level [Intermediate] Ep.736
4:35Japanese podcast for beginners (Nihongo con Teppei) #1603 "About how to stay motivated!"
12:54Episode 141: Visualization Training Perfect for Lazy People Japanese Podcast 'Nihongo tte!' #JapanesePodcast
11:32[Japanese Walking Vlog #12] What I Want to Say to Those Who Didn't Pass
30:00When you're anxious about taking on a challenge?/Self-esteem/Trending words/Travel in Japan/Japanese Podcast
11:48Made a fool of 1
23:17The Type of People I'm Bad At Japanese Listening Practice N3・N2 Level【Intermediate】Ep.729
11:28[Japanese Walking Vlog #11] What I Want to Tell People Who Have Experienced Failure
23:46What I Think About While Driving in Japan 🇯🇵 | Easy Japanese (N5–N4)
11:02The True Value of "Doing Nothing" | The Art of Closing Mental Tabs
15:11Empathetic Japanese Communication | The Subtle Art of Japanese Encouragement
34:46[30min Podcast] How to spend your day off / Good at Japanese / Gachapon / Japanese Podcast
10:44I exist to help people (like you) ❘ Listen & Learn Japanese
15:23EP111 (N2-N1) | A Walk to the Sea That Changed Everything | The Day I Put Down My Phone and Walked to the Sea
15:14EP108 (N2-N1) | You Don’t Need Perfect Decisions | Why “Do Whatever You Want” Feels Painful
17:58Why Do We Dream? | Japanese Listening Practice for N3/N2 Learners