The latest edition of the Learn Japanese Pod Magazine for January and February is now out.

In this winter edition we interview Matt Dunn of Morino Lodge who tells us about his life and snowboarding in Japan. We also have a Japanese lesson including useful phrases for eating out at a restaurant. There are plenty more articles and great content for anyone interested in learning Japanese or traveling to Japan. Check it out now!

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The latest edition of the Learn Japanese Pod Newsletter is now out. This is a free-ish* downloadable PDF newsletter that comes out six times a year.  It includes information about traveling in Japan, learning Japanese and more.

In this Autumn edition we have articles by Wes Lang from Hiking in Japan on the Autumn trees in Japan. We also have an interview with Sacchi, a trailblazing cyclist and gourmet who made her way from Okinawa to Hokkaido by bicycle.

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You’ll also get access to the Learn Japanese Pod Newsletter which comes out 6 times a year packed with Japanese lessons, interviews, travel articles and more.

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Hi everyone and welcome back to another episode of Learn Japanese Pod. In this week’s lesson, Asuka shows us how to use the following word: なるべく.

なるべく means “as much as possible” or “wherever practical”. Check out the podcast to hear how it is used naturally in Japanese conversation.

なるべくcan be found in the grammar and word fill section of the Japanese Language Proficiency Test.

Enjoy!

Check out our other podcasts. We have over 100 Japanese lessons waiting for you here. Learn Japanese Pod Japanese lesson podcasts.

Learn Japanese Pod Magazine August 2011

We’re excited to announce that we’ve just released the latest Learn Japanese Pod Magazine. It’s a free downloadable PDF available here on the website or on our iTunes feed.

In this month’s edition we have a special feature on sightseeing in Kyoto, regional food from Japan, Japanese language lessons and listings for fireworks displays and music events. You can download the magazine here or you can have it sent to your email by subscribing on our newsletter page.

Please check out the July edition here.

We are pleased to announce that we are now publishing the new Learn Japanese Pod Magazine. It’s a free four page PDF monthly publication containing information on studying Japanese, what’s going on in Japan and other related content.

If you would like to subscribe and have it delivered directly to your inbox once a month, please subscribe on the Newsletter Page where we also keep links to back issues you can also download.

It contains the following features:
- The latest news from Learn Japanese Pod
- Japanese language lessons
- Japan travel and event guide
- Reviews of hotels, restaurants and products in Japan
- Japan tech, cool websites apps for learning Japanese
- Interviews and more!

Here is a link the to the current July issue:

Download LJP Magazine for July 2011

Please download here:

LEARN JAPANESE POD MAGAZINE JULY 2011