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  • Answered
    "THE JAPAN RECORD AWARD" is most popular music award.in japan. You could see this site. http://homepage3.nifty.com/hikkoshp/subrekot.htm ORICON single ranking is only sales. So it is simple one. http://www.oricon.co.jp/rank/js/y/
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    February 28, 2013
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    おたがいの言葉を学びあう友人がいて、良いですね。 u r lucky to have a friend of mine to learn their second language each other. あなたと私で、英語と日本語を教えあいませんか？　・・というのはいかが？ Shall we learn native language each other ?
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    February 25, 2013
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    努めて means its courage to something. 勤めて means about ur job.
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    February 21, 2013
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    「As you have noticed」in japanese naturally, "お気づきの通り(Okiduki no toori)"
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    February 21, 2013
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    When u would like to communicate japanese people, Arigato or Otazuneshimasu are useful. Arigato means thanks. Otazuneshimasu means i have some question.
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    February 21, 2013
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    Sashiageru is more polite than Ageru. Itadaku is more polite than Morau. I could know you recognaize"ageru"and "morau" is opposite meaning. So youre alright !
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    February 15, 2013
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    Valentine's day In these days, 14th february is an important day for japanese kids rather than adults. They cook chocolate with their mother, give one each other. That calls "tomochoco", means symbol for friends of them. They have a lot of Tomochoco. In that why, their mother whose help them cook is very busy.
    February 14, 2013
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    February 6, 2013
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    February 3, 2013
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    SETSUBUN is japanese custom Today (3rd,february) is SETSUBUN. It's a japanese custom for their luck. Many japanese are going to do MAMEMAKI. MAMEMAKI usually throw soy beans in their rooms and entrance with "oni wa soto, fuku wa uchi". This phrase means oni(some enemy like evil) is out , and then fuku (like angel) invite to house. After they thrown beans, they eat them, same as their age. For example, 20years old man eats 20 beans.
    February 2, 2013
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