Pusang Gala sa Japan

15/08/2024

My last taste of ramen at one of my fave ramen shops in Kanagawa Prefecture before I move to another Prefecture.

04/05/2024

I have been craving for Pares since it has been in my feed for almost a month now. We travelled for almost two hours just to experience Lutong Bahay, and we didn't regret coming here. The buffet of the day can be enjoyed for as little as ¥ 2,000. We're also fortunate enough to witness a live performance tonight.
Visit their page . Located at Higurashi 2-3-8 Matsudo City Chiba Prefecture (Yabasgora Station)

08/03/2024

06/03/2024

#富士山
遠くからも見える。
You can see from afar.

27/02/2024

#変なホテル

18/02/2024

Nakapag gala ulet ang pusa 😸

31/01/2024

Our facility got featured in a magazine here in Japan. 🥰 As a nurse working abroad, it's nice to know that others appreciate what we do. It's a different joy to see yourself with your boss and co-workers who treat you like family.

06/01/2024

Masama po ba ang ma curious? 🥺
Nag try ang pusang gala 😸

04/12/2023

Ice cream is better in Winter ☃️❄️

29/11/2023

Katase Enoshima in Kanagawa Prefecture, Japan (PART 2)

(PART 1) https://fb.watch/oCKPpPyA1t/

09/11/2023

Katase Enoshima in Kanagawa Prefecture Japan

02/11/2023

DAGDAG KAALAMAN sa All soul's day.

Kung sa Pilipinas, ang 13 ang numerong hindi kadalasang makikita sa elevator. Dito sa Japan, number 4 ang madalas na wala sa elevator lalo na ng hospitals o hotels.

Bakit?

Dahil ang 4 ay may dalawang tawag sa Nihongo. Una ay "yon" , at ang pangalawa ay "shi" na ang ibig sabihin ay death o shinu (死ぬ) sa verb form.

Sana may natutunan ka. mata ne! 😸

01/11/2023

Station

ENCOUNTERS and DEPARTURES
2019

Takehigo Miyanaga (1919-1987) a representative western-style painter of the Showa era, was active not only in oil painting but also as a graphic designer.

This mural was constructed as a compilation of images from numerous tourism posters which Miyanaga created for the Odakyu Electric Railway Co., Ltd, according to their management philosophy of "irreplaceable times" and comfortable lifestyles."
The Odakyu Group's mission has been not only to transport people through their daily lives but also to connect them with the most famous sightseeing destinations across the country.

This ceramic relief was constructed in the commemoration of over 30 years of completion of multiple double tracks projects promoted by the Odakyu Electric Railway Co., Ltd.

31/10/2023

Nandito na ang 2nd and 3rd Ukay-ukay shop na pinuntahan ng pusang gala.
Enjoy meowatching 😸

30/10/2023

Boosting my Iron 💪

鉄分 (tetsubun) Iron (as a mineral for body)

地下鉄 (chikatetsu) SUBWAY
地下 (chika) UNDERGROUND
鉄 (tetsu) IRON

Same kanji/chinese character?
Ang bawat kanji ay pwedeng pagsamahin para makabuo o makagawa ng panibagong salita. Mahalaga ang Kanji para malaman ang kahulugan ng ibang salita.
Katulad nlng ng salitang "hana"

花 - "hana" na ibig sabihin ay bulaklak, samantalang ang

鼻 - "hana" na ito ay ibig sabihin ay ilong.

Sana may natutunan ka. Keep healthy 😉

26/10/2023

Mukhang masarap ang kinain ng pusang gala ☺️
(no voice vlog)

26/10/2023

Ano kaya ang kakainin ng pusang gala? 😋🍜

25/10/2023

Ukay-ukay in Japan 🇯🇵
Enjoy watching ☺️

23/10/2023

Katase Enoshima Station lit up at night.

22/10/2023

DAGDAG KAALAMAN:

すみません (sumimasen)
Isang salita, tatlong kahulugan.

* Thank you
*I'm sorry
*Excuse me

21/10/2023

DAGDAG KAALAMAN:

いただきます (Itadakimasu)
ごちそうさまでした (Gochisousamadesh*ta)

Dalawang salita na ginagamit ng mga Japanese kapag sila ay kumakain.

Itadakimasu-
Polite or humble word ito na ang ibig sabihin ay "to receive".
Ginagamit ito madalas bago kumain.
Showing of appreciation sa pagkain at pagpapa salamat sa nagluto ang isa pa sa ibig sabihin nito.

Gochisousamadesh*ta -
Ginagamit pagkatapos kumain. Ang simpleng ibig sabihin nito ay "Thank you for the food/drink". Madalas din itong marinig sa mga restaurants para malaman nila na naubos mo ang pagkain o na appreciate mo ito.

Sa pag punta mo dito sa Japan, i try mong gamitin ang new words na natutunan mo. ☺️

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17/10/2023

Omatsuri (お祭り)- is "festival" in Japanese.
Is an event where they do rituals for worshipping gods or Buddha and gratitude for nature.