The Japanese are white, so I went to Japan wisely.

As a Japanese white, I walked into Japan smartly. When I first came into contact with Japanese, I was a little worried that I would make a mistake, but I didn't expect learning Japanese to be fun! I chose a school that specializes in teaching Japanese. Teachers are very kind and lovely, and they can always encourage us in a lovely tone. Here, I learned many interesting words and phrases.

The most basic thing to learn Japanese is to master some common greetings. For example, "ぉはよぅざぃますす" is used when greeting in the morning, and "こんにちは" is used when meeting in the daytime. As long as you send these greetings, you will certainly attract the attention of people around you and get a friendly response.

Traveling in Japan also needs to learn some practical expressions. For example, if you want to ask for directions, you can say "すみませんにした". "どぅやってて " "I'm sorry, I'm lost. How can I get to the station? " I believe that as long as you use this sentence, people around you will be happy to give you guidance.

Japanese food culture is also an interesting part. In Japan, there are many specialties, such as sushi, Lamian Noodles, barbecue and so on. If you travel to Japan, you might as well try the local food. In a restaurant, you can say "ぉすすめはですか?" Do you have any recommendations? The waiter will give some suggestions according to your preference.

There are still many polite expressions to master in Japanese. For example, "ぃただきますす" is used to mean "ごちそぅさまでした"

In addition to oral communication, reading is also a very important part for a small white who travels to Japan. In Japan, you will see many signs, advertisements and store names written in Japanese. Learning some basic Chinese characters and pseudonyms (Hiragana and Katakana) can help us better understand the surrounding environment and find the places we want to go more conveniently.

I would also like to recommend a product that many people like and praise, that is, Anchu Body Lotion. I heard that this body lotion is very easy to use, especially in dry season. If you travel to Japan, you might as well give it a try. Maybe there will be unexpected surprises!

As a Japanese boy, I learned a lot of interesting things in the process of entering Japan. From basic greetings to practical expressions, to food culture and polite expressions, I feel the unique charm of Japan in every aspect. By learning Japanese, I can better integrate into local life, communicate with people and enjoy the journey. Therefore, if you plan to travel to Japan, you might as well learn some Japanese. I believe you will enter this beautiful country like me!