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This blog is starting from 1st January 2020 and continues as it goes.
In this blog, Author plans to provide:
- Japanese Culture
- Japanese Tradition
- Japanese People
- Tip of Living in Japan
and more in English so non-Japanese speakers can recognize many unique and interesting fact of Japan. It will be posted mostly every day so if you do not want to miss any cool facts, why not subscribing this blog!
Okay, now let’s get started:)
Little Japan Dictionary 
Damn!
EXHAUSTED!
It was long journey to see your first Blog post.
What was doing when you first started blogging.
Your streak of blogging is fascinating.
#HAPPY_BLOGGING_DAYS_AHEAD!
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Massive thanks to Akash, you are legend to read through my blog!!! You are the best:) Let me know if you have anything that you want to know about Japan, I have been struggling to find new theme for my blogs hahaha
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Sure,
And Ayamochi I guess we are friends now. If yes there’s one saying in Nepal
(मित्रतामा न कहिल्यै माफि न कहिल्यै धन्यबाद)
Which means In Friendship Never say Sorry neither Thank you.
This saying might sound strange but still cool I guess.
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That sounds very interesting! Because my culture we put importance on saying thank you and even say more sorry to people somehow:D
I’ll keep the Japanese style saying thank you, but try to adjust the Nepali style of not saying sorry then! And definitely yes, we are friends:) nice to have another Nepali friend in my life!
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