

日本のきのこ
Theme: Daily_life_Meals
pre-A1/N5entry
Feb 14th, 2026
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In English, the word “mushroom” is often used to refer to many different kinds of fungi. So how are mushrooms described in Japanese? In this article, you will follow John and his teacher as they visit a Japanese supermarket, where you will learn the names of common Japanese mushrooms through their conversation.
日本のきのこ
Japanese Mushrooms










teacher(Noun)
あの人は学校の先生です。
That person is a school teacher.
to go(U-Verb)
きのうの夜、コンビニに行きました。
Last night, I went to the convenience store.
store; shop(Noun)
その店は東京にあります。
That store is located in Tokyo.
to enter(U-Verb)
へやに入ります。
I'm entering the room.
many; a lot(Adverb)
スーパーに人がたくさんいます。
There are many people in the supermarket.
white(い-Adjective)
あそこに白い犬がいます。
There's a white dog over there.
expensive(い-Adjective)
車は高いです。
Cars are expensive.
often(Adverb)
よく音楽を聞きます。
I often listen to music.
to eat(Ru-Verb)
毎朝パンを食べます。
I eat bread every morning.
to buy(U-Verb)
新しいスマホを買いました。
I bought a new smartphone.
counter for small objects(Suffix)
りんごを二こ買いました。
I bought two apples.
delicious(い-Adjective)
なっとうはおいしいですか。
Is natto delicious?
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