【外国人レポーター対決】日本クイズ大会 （日本語）

(**English translations of this post is below**)

皆さん、ASEAN Japan Net TVのレポーターさんたちと日本についてのクイズ番組をやらせていただきました！

いつもと違うASEAN JAPAN Net TVの動画です。そして、私たちのいつもと違う面が見れます！

こんなのこのようなバラエティー番組ずっと参加してみたかったんです！

想像した通り楽しかったです！

日本にいる瞬間はもう2年半ぐらい立ったが、沢山な日本についてのことがまだ分からなくて、恥ずかしいです～！( *´艸｀)

でもね、勉強になりましたから
沢山間違いがあっても良かったと思います。てへ～( *´艸｀)

日本はとても面白い国と思います。昔の日本と現在の日本はとても面白いと思います。

何年間ここに居ても飽きないと思います。( *´艸｀)

はい、それでわ！今は皆さんの番です！

レポーターたちと一緒にクイズを受けて、日本についての知識に挑戦してみよう！

日本語が分かる方が参加できます。国籍が関係ありません！一緒に楽しめましょう！

皆さんは全問正解席るでしょうか！

それじゃぁ～

チャリスより

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Hey guys! Last few weeks, I participated in a quiz show alongside with with other fellow ASEAN JAPAN Net TV's reporters!

This video is different from the usual video's we've been done thus far. In this video, you can also witness a different side of us!

I've always wanted to participate in such variety programs and I finally got a chance to do something similar! It was really fun as I've imagined!

Even though I've been in Japan for about two years and a half, it's kind of embarrassing to still have tons of things I don't know about Japan. lol. But it's alright because I still learnt a lot from all getting so many wrong answers. :P

I think Japan is an interesting place, be it classical or postwar Japan. I find it difficult to not to fall in love with Japan's main or subculture.

Check out the video and join us in trying out the quiz! Regardless of nationality, if you can understand Japanese, try out the quiz and see if how many points you can get! Time to test your knowledge about Japan!

Until next time, I'll see you soon! :)

Love,
Charis

Reenactment of the Battle of Kawanakajima

Hey guys, I was away on a family trip to Hokkaido without my laptop so I couldn’t share when it was uploaded on youtube. I was in Yamanashi Prefecture to film this episode. This video is about annual festival in Fuefuki city of Yamanashi Prefecture. In this festival, it reenacts a famous samurai battle between two samurais, Uesugi Kenshin and Takedashingen, called the 'Battle of Kawanakajima'.

Anyone who played 'Samurai Warriors' would have heard about their names. It's one of my favourite hack and slash games!

 I had so much fun filming this, I was obviously being silly half the time. Kudos to another fellow reporter who narrated the opening of this video! Check out this video. Don’t forget to subscribe for more videos about Japan and give this video a ‘like’ if you enjoyed it. :)

Also, check out their facebook and homepage for more information! :)

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I've posted some of the photos I've taken on Mongira. Click here to check it out!

Miharu Takizakura in Fukushima Prefecture

I've always heard from friends who were from the countryside that there is nothing there compared to the city. I did not want to disagree because I've never lived in the countryside before. But now that I've been visiting the countryside more often for the past few weeks, I can honestly say, the countryside has things that the city would probably never be able to have.

For the past few weeks of my travel, I've been travelling by car. Since I was there for work, my boss was the one who was doing the driving for hours (kudos to him!). I was able to see more things and enjoy the sceneries around. I must say, the sakuras were much more beautiful since there aren't buildings in the background.

While being in Fukushima, I was able to try out painting a traditional Japanese doll and learn a little about the meaning behind it. I also visited the top 3 must visit sakura viewing sites, Miharu Takizakura. It was so beautiful! I loved it. I'm so glad to be given s chance to see this. I wouldn't be able to see this if I stayed in Tokyo. Tokyo doesn't have something as magnificent as this! It's nice to get out of the city once in awhile and enjoy the simple things and enjoy spring!

Check out this video to know more about my adventures there. This time round, I went to Fukushima with Gen, another fellow Singaporean reporter and Roy, a reporter from our neighbouring country, Malaysia.

If you're interested, check out ASEAN Japan net TV's: Homepage, Facebook for more updates!
If you enjoyed this series, don't forget to give it a 'like' and subscribe to their youtube channel for future updates.:)

xoxo,
C.

What's Japanese Hanami?

Spring, one of the most anticipated seasons in the world. Perfect weather and beautiful sceneries everywhere. Like I've mentioned before (like a millionth time), I've never done Hanami in my life! But this year is slightly different. This year is about going outside of my comfort-zone (more than usual) to mingle with the crowd and socialise with actual humans instead of 2D anime characters. With that goal in mind, I went for a Hanami with a group of uniquely awesome people.

Earlier this month, I went for a hanami with the AJNTV reporters. We didn't just have our own hanami to fully understand the real meaning behind hanami. We also went out to interview Japanese and foreigners about what they think about Hanami and why they do it. Throughout the process, we met wonderful people and learnt quite a lot about Japanese cultures from the eyes of foreigners and Japaneses. I had great food, great scenery and an extremely fun time during the hanami with the rest of the AJNTV reporters! To be honest, I think hanami is a great time to enjoy nature, food and the company of your friends.

Don't just take my word for it, the video above would do more explaining. Oh! The video also includes the cute and dorky side of the reporters so this video would be quite the feast!

Check out ASEAN Japan net TV's: Homepage, Facebook for more updates!
If you enjoyed this series, don't forget to give it a 'like' and subscribe to their youtube channel for more updates.:)

xoxo,
C

Hina-Festival in Makabe

While loving the anime and pop-culture of modern Japan, I'm also lover of the traditional culture of Japan. The traditional culture of Japan is beautiful. While I'm still in the middle of my school semester, I've taken the liberty of going to Ibaraki for the Hina-Festival!

This is my first assignment as the reporter for ASEAN Japan Net TV. It was an extremely enjoyable experience because I was accompanied by another reporter from Indonesia, Luna, for this trip! I got to learn a little about the Hina-Festival and explore Makabe town in Ibaraki Prefecture.

Check out ASEAN Japan net TV's: Homepage, Facebook for more updates!
If you enjoyed this series, don't forget to give it a 'like' and subscribe to their youtube channel for more updates.:)

xoxo,
C