Lesson 10Asking Permission - Fashion - Lesson 1 Lesson 2 Lesson 3 Lesson 4 Lesson 5 Lesson 6 Lesson 7 Lesson 8 Lesson 9 Lesson 10 Lesson 11 Lesson 12 Lesson 13 Lesson 14 Lesson 15 Lesson 16 Lesson 17 Lesson 18 Lesson 19 Lesson 20 Lesson 21 Lesson 22 Lesson 23 Lesson 24 Lesson 25 Let's see Basic skit Advanced skit Key phrases Key phrase in different situations What's this? Let's see Culture quiz Let's try Develop vocabulary Learn onomatopoeia with manga Japanese around the world Harajuku View movie Explanation through photos Click (tap) to enlarge and show explanation. JR Harajuku Station 1This is JR Harajuku Station in Tokyo. Harajuku is a station on the Yamanote Line and is next to Shibuya. Harajuku is a popular town among young people. JR Harajuku Station 2On weekends, a lot of people come to Harajuku. Harajuku is near a big shrine called Meiji Jingu. The grove of Meiji Jingu can be seen behind the station. Takeshita-dori 1There is a street named Takeshita-dori right near Harajuku Station. It is the most famous shopping street in Harajuku. Takeshita-dori 2Although Takeshita-dori is narrow, there are many shops and a lot of people come. Especially on holidays, the street is very crowded. Takeshita-dori 3Takeshita-dori is very popular especially among young people. Many young people in various fashions come to Takeshita-dori for shopping. Clothing shopsThere are many clothing shops on Takeshita-dori. There are also a lot of accessory shops. High school students are shopping there. Accessories 1Various accessories are sold here. Clothes and shoesThey also sell many clothes and shoes that are popular among young people. Price 1Clothes, accessories and everything else are very cheap. Zeikomi means that the price includes tax. Price 2Because the prices are low enough for high school students to buy things with their own pocket money, young people also can enjoy shopping. Accessories 2There are many cute accessories that young girls like. Store shelfThe accessories are well organized and displayed on shelves. It is easy to find something you like. Clothes 1There are many shops that sell distinctive clothes in Harajuku. The comment cards from the shopkeeper are on the clothes. Clothes 2This display is for coordinating trendy outfits. Simply by looking at them you can get some fashion ideas. Crepe 1This is a crepe store. There are many people in line to eat crepes. Crepe is a famous food of Harajuku. Crepe 2A crepe is a thin rolled pancake with whipped cream and pieces of fruit in it. There are various kinds of crepes. Crepe 3A crepe is wrapped in paper and handed to the customer. You usually hold a crepe with your hand like this to eat it. Crepe 4In Harajuku, people eat crepes outside of the store or while walking on the street. Some stores have seats so that you can eat inside. Harajuku fashion 1Many people come to Harajuku to show off their fashion and makeup. On holidays, you see many young people in distinctive fashions. Harajuku fashion 2The young people's fashions are diverse. This girl's fashion theme is skeletons. Harajuku fashion 3A lot of skeletons are printed on the red jacket. Harajuku fashion 4This girl is doing cosplay. She is imitating the main character of the movie Edward Scissorhands and wears pairs of regular scissors split apart. Harajuku fashion 5They arrange their favorite clothes in their own way. Harajuku fashion 6They are wearing apron dresses with large frills. They also contrive their own makeup to match their clothes. Harajuku fashion 7This is Gothloli fashion, a black dress trimmed with white lace. Gothloli is a shortened form of the words Gothic and Lolita. Takeshita-dori 4There are many other people in various fashions. In Harajuku, everyone enjoys their own unique fashion. Takeshita-dori 5Harajuku is a town where just looking and walking around is a lot of fun. Lesson 10 Let's seeHarajuku Explanation through photos Image(ZIP)1.8MB Text data for "Let's see" Explanation through photos Culture quiz Lesson 10 Let's seeCulture quiz Slides PDF1.3MB Lesson 10 Let's seeCulture quiz Slides PowerPoint Slide(ZIP)1.3MB "Culture quiz" list
Explanation through photos Click (tap) to enlarge and show explanation. JR Harajuku Station 1This is JR Harajuku Station in Tokyo. Harajuku is a station on the Yamanote Line and is next to Shibuya. Harajuku is a popular town among young people. JR Harajuku Station 2On weekends, a lot of people come to Harajuku. Harajuku is near a big shrine called Meiji Jingu. The grove of Meiji Jingu can be seen behind the station. Takeshita-dori 1There is a street named Takeshita-dori right near Harajuku Station. It is the most famous shopping street in Harajuku. Takeshita-dori 2Although Takeshita-dori is narrow, there are many shops and a lot of people come. Especially on holidays, the street is very crowded. Takeshita-dori 3Takeshita-dori is very popular especially among young people. Many young people in various fashions come to Takeshita-dori for shopping. Clothing shopsThere are many clothing shops on Takeshita-dori. There are also a lot of accessory shops. High school students are shopping there. Accessories 1Various accessories are sold here. Clothes and shoesThey also sell many clothes and shoes that are popular among young people. Price 1Clothes, accessories and everything else are very cheap. Zeikomi means that the price includes tax. Price 2Because the prices are low enough for high school students to buy things with their own pocket money, young people also can enjoy shopping. Accessories 2There are many cute accessories that young girls like. Store shelfThe accessories are well organized and displayed on shelves. It is easy to find something you like. Clothes 1There are many shops that sell distinctive clothes in Harajuku. The comment cards from the shopkeeper are on the clothes. Clothes 2This display is for coordinating trendy outfits. Simply by looking at them you can get some fashion ideas. Crepe 1This is a crepe store. There are many people in line to eat crepes. Crepe is a famous food of Harajuku. Crepe 2A crepe is a thin rolled pancake with whipped cream and pieces of fruit in it. There are various kinds of crepes. Crepe 3A crepe is wrapped in paper and handed to the customer. You usually hold a crepe with your hand like this to eat it. Crepe 4In Harajuku, people eat crepes outside of the store or while walking on the street. Some stores have seats so that you can eat inside. Harajuku fashion 1Many people come to Harajuku to show off their fashion and makeup. On holidays, you see many young people in distinctive fashions. Harajuku fashion 2The young people's fashions are diverse. This girl's fashion theme is skeletons. Harajuku fashion 3A lot of skeletons are printed on the red jacket. Harajuku fashion 4This girl is doing cosplay. She is imitating the main character of the movie Edward Scissorhands and wears pairs of regular scissors split apart. Harajuku fashion 5They arrange their favorite clothes in their own way. Harajuku fashion 6They are wearing apron dresses with large frills. They also contrive their own makeup to match their clothes. Harajuku fashion 7This is Gothloli fashion, a black dress trimmed with white lace. Gothloli is a shortened form of the words Gothic and Lolita. Takeshita-dori 4There are many other people in various fashions. In Harajuku, everyone enjoys their own unique fashion. Takeshita-dori 5Harajuku is a town where just looking and walking around is a lot of fun. Lesson 10 Let's seeHarajuku Explanation through photos Image(ZIP)1.8MB Text data for "Let's see" Explanation through photos
Culture quiz Lesson 10 Let's seeCulture quiz Slides PDF1.3MB Lesson 10 Let's seeCulture quiz Slides PowerPoint Slide(ZIP)1.3MB "Culture quiz" list