
Kanji & Coffee is a relaxed, coffee-break podcast about language, culture, and life in Japan—brewed fresh every week.
Amber from Tokyo and Kade the expat chat about real Japanese and real experiences: subtle phrase nuances, word origins, everyday expressions, internet memes, and the kind of language you actually hear from people, not textbooks. Amber breaks down natural Japanese in an easy, approa... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 10 | Founded | 2 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Society & Culture | |||

In this episode, we talk about chopsticks in Japan and the little rules that surprise a lot of foreigners. From simple manners to big “don’ts” connected to funerals, we break down what’s polite, what feels awkward, and what people actually notice at ... more
In this episode, we talk about Japanese filler words — the little sounds and words people use when they’re thinking, reacting, or keeping a conversation flowing. You hear them all the time in real Japanese, but textbooks rarely explain them properly.... more
In this episode, we chat about Japanese food the way people actually eat it — from everyday breakfasts and lunch sets to what dinner usually looks like at home or when eating out.
We talk about eating habits that surprise a lot of people, like why r... more
In this episode, we dive into the colorful world of Japanese onomatopoeias — words that describe sounds, textures, and even feelings in a way English often can’t. From smooth and light to rough and heavy, these expressions are everywhere in everyday ... more
In this episode of Kanji & Coffee, we talk about emotions in Japanese, focusing on everyday words like うれしい (ureshii), 怒る (okoru), and 悲しい (kanashii). We explore how these feelings are expressed in real conversations, how natives use Onomatopoeias, a... more
In this episode, we explore how New Year is celebrated in Japan and why it’s considered the most important holiday of the year.
From hatsumōde to osechi and temple bells, we take a closer look at the customs that shape the Japanese New Year experienc... more
In this special Christmas episode, we look at how Japan celebrates the holiday in a completely different way from the West.
From romantic Christmas Eve dates and strawberry shortcake traditions to the famous KFC boom, we dive into why Christmas in J... more
In this episode, we break down some of the most confusing parts of Japanese grammar: particles.
From は (wa) vs. が (ga) to に (ni) vs. へ (he), we explain what each one really means, how they’re used in everyday conversation, and how choosing the right... more
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The content focuses primarily on Japanese language learning and cultural insights, presented in a relaxed and conversational format. The hosts engage listeners with practical language tips that go beyond textbook knowledge, addressing topics like Japanese greetings, particles, and nuances in language usage. Episodes frequently touch on cultural differences and traditions, such as those found in Japanese New Year and Christmas celebrations, enhancing the audience's understanding of both language and culture through meaningful discussions. Unique aspects include the integration of real-life experiences and anecdotes from the hosts, who provide a personal glimpse into living in Japan, which can be particularly enlightening for expatriates and ... more
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