

のれん:日本のお店のカーテン
Theme: Daily_life_Meals
A1/N5beginner
Oct 14th, 2026
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Have you ever seen a curtain hanging in front of a Japanese shop? You can often find one at ramen shops, cafes, and hot springs. Many tourists see them in Japan, but not everyone knows what they mean. Let’s learn about this interesting part of Japanese culture!
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のれん:日本のお店のカーテン
Noren: Curtains at Japanese Shops

のれん






entrance(Noun)
このビルの入り口はどこですか。
Where is the entrance to this building?
often(Adverb)
公園でハトをよく見ます。
I often see pigeons in the park.
to see(Ru-Verb)
テストですから、スマホを見ないでください。
Since this is a test, please do not look at your phone.
name(Noun)
私の名前は、ローレンです。
My name is Lauren.
to write(U-Verb)
お母さんに手紙を書かなきゃいけません。
I have to write a letter to my mom.
for example(Adverb)
日本の食べものが好きです。たとえばすしが好きです。
I like Japanese food. For example, I like sushi.
meaning(Noun)
この漢字の意味をおしえてください。
Please tell me the meaning of this kanji.
to open (U-Verb)
店が開いています。
The shop is open.
to ask (U-Verb)
レストランで「スプーンはありますか」と聞きました。
I asked, “Do you have a spoon?” at a restaurant.
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