

日本のおべんとう
Theme: Daily_life_Meals
pre-A1/N5entry
Feb 1st, 2026
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Do you know Japanese bento? It is a popular lunch in Japan. What food is inside a bento box? Let’s learn about Japanese bento with easy Japanese!
日本のおべんとう
Japanese Bento



たまごやき

からあげ

きんぴら

しろいごはんとあかいうめぼし

おにぎり


many kinds of, various (な-Adjective)
日本にはいろいろな食べものがあります。
There are many kinds of food in Japan.
food(Noun)
日本の食べものはおいしいです。
Japanese food is delicious.
enter(U-Verb)
そのスープにはやさいがたくさん入っています。
The soup has a lot of vegetables in it.
color(Noun)
好きな色は何ですか。
What is your favorite color?
beautiful(な-Adjective)
きのう、きれいな花を見ました。
Yesterday, I saw a beautiful flower.
taste(Noun)
なっとうはどんな味がしますか。
What does natto taste like?
delicious (い-Adjective)
母の料理はおいしいです。
My mother’s cooking is delicious.
for example, for instance (Adverb)
日本の食べものがすきです。たとえば、すしです。
I like Japanese food. For example, sushi.
sweet(い-Adjective)
このケーキはあまいです。
This cake is sweet.
often, well(Adverb)
兄はよくテレビを見ます。
My brother often watches TV.
to use(U-Verb)
はしをつかってラーメンを食べました。
I ate ramen using chopsticks.
to make(U-Verb)
父がからあげを作りました。
My father made fried chicken.
to put(U-Verb)
テーブルにコップをおきました。
I put the cup on the desk.
to hold, to carry(U-Verb)
かばんをもちましょうか。
Shall I carry your bag?
to look at (Ru-Verb)
この写真を見てください。
Please take a look at this photo.
to eat(Ru-Verb)
ごはんを食べます。
I eat rice.
fun(い-Adjective)
日本の生活は楽しいです。
Life in Japan is fun.
please, definitely(Adverb)
ぜひ日本でラーメンを食べてください。
Please be sure to try ramen in Japan.
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