The residents of "Haru-san House" are on a trip to Kyoto. They're about to check in at an inn that uses a "machiya."

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Lesson 46: Expressing multiple impressions -- Part 2

The residents of "Haru-san House" have arrived at Kiyomizu-dera Temple in Kyoto. Tam reveals her dreams.

Lesson 48: Saying what you want to do in the future

The residents of "Haru-san House" are visiting Fushimi Inari Taisha Shrine in Kyoto.

Lesson 47: Asking how to do something

Tam seems to want to ask a favor of the robot landlady, Haru-san.

Lesson 45: Making a request politely

Tam was finally able to meet Yuuki again. She tells Haru-san and Kaito how it went.

Lesson 44: Telling someone what you've heard

Tam and Mi Ya go visit Yuuki at his dressing room after his recital.

Lesson 43: Expressing impressions of what you see

Tam and Mi Ya have come to a recital by Yuuki, a pianist Tam admires.

Lesson 42: Expressing your intent or plans

Mi Ya calls out to Tam. She seems to have found some news.

Lesson 41: Asking whether something you want to do is possible

Tam, Mi Ya, and Haru-san were relaxing at "Haru-san House" when something unusual happened.

Lesson 40: Explaining the reason

Tam has a problem. As soon as she returns to Haru-san House, she asks the robot landlady for help.

Lesson 39: Describing a mistake you’ve made

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Learn useful phrases and gain cultural insights by listening to the story of Tam, a student from overseas enrolled in a Japanese university. Japan's public media organization NHK offers this Japanese language course with podcast, free of charge. nhk.jp/lesson

Lesson 46: Expressing multiple impressions -- Part 2

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