日本のきせつ
Theme: Seasonal_Event
pre-A1/N5entry
Nov 15th, 2025
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Japan has spring, summer, autumn, and winter. Which season do you like? Let’s take a look at each season and what makes it fun!
日本のきせつ
The Seasons in Japan
spring （Noun）
春はさくらがきれいです。
The cherry blossoms are beautiful in spring.
cherry blossoms（Noun）
さくらは春の花です。
Cherry blossoms are flowers of spring.
see（Ru-Verb）
花をみます。
I see flowers.
beautiful, clean（な-Adjective）
花がきれいです。
The flowers are beautiful.
summer（Noun）
夏はあついです。
Summer is hot.
sea（Noun）
うみの水はきれいです。
The sea water is clean.
go（U-Verb）
会社にいきます。
I go to work.
water（Noun）
水がきれいです。
The water is clean.
cold（い-Adjective）
つめたい水をのみます。
I drink cold water.
autumn（Noun）
秋がすきです。
I like autumn.
mountain（Noun）
よく山にいきます。
I often go to a mountain.
fun（い-Adjective）
スキーはたのしいです。
Skiing is fun.
winter（Noun）
冬はさむいです。
Winter is cold.
Snow（Noun）
雪はしろいです。
Snow is white.
snow（U-Verb）
昨日、雪がふりました。
It snowed yesterday.
cold（い-Adjective）
冬はさむいです。
It's cold in winter.
which（Other）
ケーキが三つあります。どのケーキがほしいですか。
There are three cakes. Which cake do you want?
season（Noun）
日本には四つのきせつがあります。
Japan has four seasons.
best（Adverb）
カレーライスがいちばんすきです。
I like curry and rice the best.
like（な-Adjective）
りんごがすきです。
I like apples.
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Japanese language educator with over 15 years of experience in higher education and curriculum development. She currently teaches at Knox College and advises language learning initiatives such as gokigen japanese. She has held teaching roles at institutions including Valdosta State University, and has a strong background in cultural programming, instructional design, and Japanese language education. Education: M.A. in Japanese (Pedagogy), Florida State University. Certification: Passed Japanese Language Teaching Competency Test. Completed the 420-hour Japanese Language Teacher Training Course.
