Only Japanese Travel Phrase You Need to Know is This

Are you planning a trip to Japan? In this video, we reveal the one Japanese phrase that will completely transform your trip to Japan. By learning and using this simple phrase, you'll be able to connect with locals, navigate through the cities with ease, and immerse yourself in the rich culture of Japan like never before. Don't miss out on this essential travel tip that will enhance your Japanese adventure!
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[@JapanwithNao]

Thank you for watching🌸 Please let me know any Japanese word or phrase you like or remember Σ੧(❛□❛✿)

[@JordanBallaMusic]

sumimasen in the crane arcades is the best when you need it reset - iykyk

[@JapanwithNao]

Thank you for watching😉 I'm not sure it works there though😂

[@libbykaynorris]

Super cool!! I am trying to come to Kyoto this year and if I make it, this will be a great tool for my tool kit!

[@geartwo]

Its a really helpful phrase. I once where in Kanazawa and saw someone with an open shoelace. I said only すみません and pointed towards his shoe. After a confused look of him he realised what I meant and was very thankful. This small story's will be the cherry on your Japan trip. 🍒

[@JapanwithNao]

Thank you for watching! It's a very polite and kind way to point out something💯 You are like local Japanese😂 Good story😉

[@awetistic5295]

That's really helpful, I didn't know sumimasen can also be used as thank you, but it makes so much sense!

[@JapanwithNao]

Thank you for watching😉 You can use it on many occasions in Japan👌

[@JulieM_Fuji]

The phrase I wish to learn for my second trip to Japan is how to say to someone that was nice and helpful : "Thank you, it is kind." Would it be : "Arigato ! Yasashi dess ! " ? 😀🌸

[@JapanwithNao]

It's understandable but Okizukai Arigatou Gozaimasu (Thank you for your concern/kindness) is more natural I guess😀

[@cam.q8]

looking forward to use this helpful phrase in my next trip to japan 👏🏻🌟.. sumimasen 🙏🏻

[@JulieM_Fuji]

Great catch title for a video and great video ! 😀🌸 So many foreigners are not respectful in Japan ; that's such a shame.... I looooooove your channel ! 💗

[@JapanwithNao]

Thank you for watching😊 I love your comment😘

[@priyashakolapkar7742]

You’ve put a major distraction in the video @ 2:43 Okonomiyaki 😍😋♥️

[@yvonneg9019]

What is the easiest way to learn Japanese ? Formal class ? Online ? Thank you 😊

[@JapanwithNao]

Thank you for watching😃 I think anyways are fine as long as you have a strong will and motivation😉 My English isn't that good but I did shadowing practice many times and helped me to study the language😎 Good luck!

[@insidiousfish]

Thank you for another new video. When is it applicable to use しつれいします instead of すみません?

[@JapanwithNao]

Thank you for watching😉 A difficult question!haha しつれいします is more like using when we leave gathering or meeting earlier, cross in front of people (especially when they take a photo). So I would say we say that especially when we do something which bother others a bit?

[@silvae6870]

すみません"👋 Hi , Nao san, I've been planning my Japan trip with your vídeos such a long time. I just would like to say thank you . I have no big expectations ...I can speak a little Japanese bei now.." With my not perfectionist personality of course." 😊 What's your favorite food?

[@JapanwithNao]

Thank you for watching every time😊 You might have known the phrase already😁 My favorite food is hummmm....Gyoza😍

[@silvae6870]

@JapanwithNao Hi 👋 Nao . There's a lot of things I don't know about your home country. Ah, your favorite food ... thanks for telling me. ☺️

[@JapanwithNao]

I'll try to show you our culture as much as I can😊

[@robertmiller3771]

I am curious - how did you learn to speak English so well? 🙂

[@JapanwithNao]

Thank you for watching! My English is getting rusty since I don't speak it except when I film the videos, though😂 I studied it for studying abroad. I always spoke alone in English. haha

[@robertmiller3771]

@JapanwithNao - Well, it is still really good haha, it is impressive you can speak so well in the videos if you’re not practicing it with other people! 😄 Oh cool - where did you study abroad? Did you not make any English-speaking friends you could practice with while you were studying? 😊

[@JapanwithNao]

I studied in England👌 I also talked with friends whom I met there so it also helped a lot I believe😉

[@robertmiller3771]

@JapanwithNao Ah awesome, I live in England (London) myself! 😁 Yeah it definitely helps a lot to practice languages with people, especially native speakers. You learn so quickly in that environment 😊

[@luckytai-lan2166]

私の 日本語 本当に 下手 です が ありがとう ございます なおさん.

[@JapanwithNao]

動画を見てくれてありがとう！Good Japanese😉 Keep learning😘 勉強頑張って！