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Yuru Talk 18: Summer Foods in Japan
In this episode, Eri talks about popular foods that Japanese people eat in the summertime.
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Yuru Talk 17: The Obon Holidays
In this episode, Eri Talks about the recent Obon holidays in Japan.
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Yuru Talk 16: Riverbed Barbecue
In this episode, Eri talks about our recent trip to a Japanese river.
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Eri Hoshino
Yuru Talk 15: Japanese Tea
In this episode, Eri talks about kinds of tea in that you can find in Japan.
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Eri Hoshino

July 2020

Yuru Talk 14: 100-Yen Shops
In this episode, Eri talks about 100-yen shops and the interesting things that they sell.
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Eri Hoshino
Yuru Talk 13: Conveyor Belt Sushi
In this episode, Eri talks about our recent family visit to a conveyor belt sushi restaurant.
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Eri Hoshino
Yuru Talk 12: Japanese Potato Chips (Plus: How to Learn Japanese from Anime)
In this episode, Eri talks about Japanese snacks. Also includes links to two posts on (a) learning kanji and (b) how to learn Japanese from anime…
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Yuru Talk 11: Yonkoma Manga
Hi guys! Eri and I have decided to make Yuru Talk free for everyone. That means you’ll get bilingual blog posts and audio in your inbox every Sunday…
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Eri Hoshino

June 2020

Pausing Yuru Talk
Hi everyone, Thank you for liking and following Yuru Talk. When we started the blog + podcast, our goal was to make 10 episodes and to see how things…
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Eri Hoshino
Yuru Talk Ep. 10: Instant Ramen in Japan
皆さん、お元気ですか？ 今日は、日本で売っているインスタントラーメンとカップ麺について、紹介します。 私達は、たまに、インスタントラーメンやカップ麺を食べます。 すごく食べたくなる時があるので、その時だけ買います。
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Eri Hoshino
Yuru Talk Ep. 9: Our First Shinto Shrine
皆さん、お元気ですか？ 今日は、近所にある神社に初めて行きました。 日本にはたくさんの神社があります。 日本全国で、約８万８０００カ所あり、コンビニよりも多いそうです。 今日は、いつもの散歩道にある神社に行ってみました。
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Yuru Talk Ep. 8: Veggies, Pickles, and Japanese Gardens
皆さん、お元気ですか？ 日本は、夏らしい気温になってきました！ 最近は、毎日暑いです。洗濯物がよく乾きますね🤗 母が植えてくれた、ミニトマトですが、やっと青い実がなってきました。 食べられるまで、もうすぐかな？
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Eri Hoshino
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