A guide to mastering Japanese Dining Etiquette
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The Japanese take a lot of pride in following their customs and traditions, and if you’re going on a trip or having a meal with Japanese counterparts, it’s nice to learn how to be respectful. If you are intimidated by the idea of a dinner with your Japanese friends or attending a business lunch with colleagues, this guide will help you relax.
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Just a few spots left for the March intake! Here are the schedules:
- Weekday courses (Tuesday, Wednesday & Thursday) are from the week of March 5th to April 23rd (8 weeks)
- Weekend courses (including Fridays and Mondays) are from the week of March 15th to May 10th (8 weeks).
Book a trial lesson / level check now to register for the upcoming term!
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Email: japanese@aitas.ca or Call us: 416-926-0712
Cherry Blossom Blooming Forecast 2019
It's almost Spring in Japan and with it comes the iconic Sakura (cherry blossoms). If you're planning a trip to Japan to see this amazing sight, take a look at the forecast here.
Is this Japanese concept the secret to a long, happy, meaningful life?
Ikigai is thought to combine the Japanese words ikiru, meaning “to live”, and kai, meaning “the realization of what one hopes for”. Together these definitions create the concept of “a reason to live” or the idea of having a purpose in life.
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