Podcasts about Noriko

「論破」を重視するコミュニケーションが増えた背景には、どんな社会的要因があると思いますか。「メンタルパフォーマンス」を優先する生き方には、どんなメリットとデメリットがあるでしょうか。感情を表に出さない「感情ミュート社会」は、人間関係にどのような影響を与えると思いますか。インプット中心の語学学習が、会話力にどのような変化をもたらすと思いますか。自分の趣味や興味と語学学習を結びつけることで、学習のモチベーションはどのように変化するでしょうか。Join our community Japanese Together to discuss my podcast episodes. Japanese Together In this relaxed “Coffee Break with Noriko” episode, Noriko shares reflections on philosophy, modern social trends, and her recent language-learning experiences. She begins by introducing the book Suichuu no Tetsugakushatachi by Rei Nagai (永井玲衣『水中の哲学者たち』), a gentle philosophy essay collection that explains how philosophy begins with ordinary questions and everyday “why?” moments. Noriko especially appreciates the idea of philosophical dialogue as a respectful exchange where people listen openly instead of trying to “win” arguments online.She then discusses two trendy Japanese words: メンパmenpa (mental performance) and “emotion-muted society.” These expressions describe how modern people feel mentally exhausted from social media, AI, endless choices, and online conflict. Many people now prioritize emotional comfort, simplicity, and stress-free lifestyles.In the second half, Noriko gives updates on her language learning journey. She explains how extensive reading in Korean and Spanish helped her regain speaking confidence after years without practice. Through graded readers, podcasts, and conversations, she rediscovered the joy of learning languages naturally and gradually. Finally, she encourages listeners to connect Japanese learning with personal interests such as crafts, science, anime, or books in order to stay motivated long term.哲学（てつがく）- philosophy学術的（がくじゅつてき）- academic対話（たいわ）- dialogue肩書き（かたがき）- title / professional label提供（ていきょう）- providing日常生活（にちじょうせいかつ）- daily life素朴（そぼく）- simple / innocent疑問（ぎもん）- question / doubt排除（はいじょ）- exclusion論破（ろんぱ）- defeating an argument風潮（ふうちょう）- social trend対等（たいとう）- equal雰囲気（ふんいき）- atmosphere衝撃（しょうげき）- shock / impact注目（ちゅうもく）- attention発展（はってん）- development概念（がいねん）- concept限定（げんてい）- limitation / restriction精神的（せいしんてき）- mental / psychological感情（かんじょう）- emotion我慢（がまん）- endurance / self-restraint揺さぶる（ゆさぶる）- to shake emotionally無難（ぶなん）- safe / uncontroversial傾向（けいこう）- tendency学習者（がくしゅうしゃ）- learner自信（じしん）- confidence定期的（ていきてき）- regularly優先順位（ゆうせんじゅんい）- priority習慣（しゅうかん）- habit趣味（しゅみ）- hobby編み物（あみもの）- knitting惑星（わくせい）- planet

Join our community Japanese TogetherLet's Read a Japanese Novel : Apply 小川糸『ツバキ文具店』小川糸『ライオンのおやつ』九段理江『東京都同情塔』九段理江『School Girl』津村記久子『水車小屋のネネ』津村記久子『この世にたやすい仕事はない』津村記久子『サキの忘れ物』村田沙耶香『コンビニ人間』山本文緒『自転しながら公転する』山本文緒『無人島のふたり』短歌の本　岡本真帆『水上バス浅草行き』イ・ヨンミ『魔女の体力』Taiwanese writer Yang Shuang-zi　Taiwan Travelogue 『台湾漫遊鉄道のふたり』綿矢りさ『グレタニンプ』児島青『本なら売るほど』Discussion Questions本を選ぶとき、どのような基準で選びますか。作家、テーマ、評判など、何を一番重視しますか。海外に住んでいる場合、日本語の本の選び方や優先順位はどのように変わると思いますか。作家つながりで読書を広げることには、どのようなメリットとデメリットがあるでしょうか。年齢を重ねる中で、興味を持つ本のジャンルやテーマはどのように変化すると考えますか。English SummaryIn this episode, Noriko celebrates her upcoming 53rd birthday by reflecting on aging with gratitude rather than fear. She shares how her mindset has shifted over time—from worrying about physical changes when she was younger to now appreciating her life, health, and work. To mark the occasion, she treats herself by ordering a large collection of Japanese books from Amazon Japan, shipped all the way to the UK despite high delivery costs.Living abroad, Noriko explains the challenges of accessing Japanese books and how she carefully chooses what to buy. She avoids purchasing titles available as audiobooks and often selects books based on connections—such as authors she already enjoys, recommendations from students or creators, and themes she's interested in, like women's lives and emotional storytelling.She introduces a wide range of books, including novels, essays, tanka poetry, and manga, featuring works by authors like 小川糸『ツバキ文具店』や『ライオンのおやつ』、九段理江『東京都同情塔』『School Girl』、津村記久子『水車小屋のネネ』『この世にたやすい仕事はない』『サキの忘れ物』など。Finally, she shares her reading plans for upcoming travels and invites listeners to join her book club and Japanese reading programs.

ファッション雑誌『Oggi』八木 詠美 Emi Yagi Diary of a Void 『空芯手帳』綿矢りさ『グレタ・ニンプ』夏目漱石『こころ』星新一『ボッコちゃん』ビートたけし『テレビじゃ言えない』In this episode of “Book Talk with Yuko,” the hosts begin with a light conversation about spring and cherry blossoms, comparing experiences in Japan and the UK. They then transition into discussing recently read books and a magazine discovery.Yuko introduces a magazine she picked up due to interest in a featured model, noting how refreshing it felt to engage with non-algorithm-driven content. She highlights how magazines expose readers to unexpected topics and perspectives. Noriko shares a novel by Emi Yagi, describing its unique premise about a woman who lies about being pregnant at work, sparking a complex narrative.The discussion continues with a newly published novel about a couple navigating pregnancy, blending humor with social themes. Noriko then reflects on rereading classic works like Natsume Soseki's “Kokoro” and Hoshi Shinichi's short stories. While “Bokko-chan” impressed her with its futuristic themes, “Kokoro” left her feeling conflicted due to differences in historical values and gender roles.Finally, Yuko talks about a book by Beat Takeshi, appreciating its candid social commentary. The episode emphasizes how reading across genres and eras can provoke reflection, discomfort, and meaningful discussion.

Join our Japanese Together community and explore podcast topics through discussion.In this reflective episode of Japanese with Noriko, Noriko explores the profound theme of death through language, culture, and personal experience. She begins by drawing a parallel between the fleeting beauty of cherry blossoms in Japan and the transient nature of life, highlighting how different flowers have unique expressions for “falling,” reflecting the nuance of Japanese language and worldview.Noriko then examines various ways to express death in Japanese, from direct terms like 死ぬ to softer expressions such as 「天国に行く」 or 「旅立つ」, showing how language shapes emotional perception. She shares personal encounters with death, including the loss of her grandfather, a childhood friend, and a colleague, illustrating how death appears repeatedly throughout life in different forms.The discussion expands to philosophical perspectives, including insights from a philosophy club and a Buddhist concept shared by a listener: 「往生する」, which frames death not as an end but as a transition and continuation. Noriko connects this idea back to nature's cycles, suggesting that death may not be purely tragic but part of a larger renewal.She concludes by inviting listeners to reflect on their own views about death and how it influences how they live today.儚い（はかない）— fleeting, transient満開（まんかい）— full bloom散る（ちる）— to fall (flowers)現象（げんしょう）— phenomenon表現（ひょうげん）— expression評価（ひょうか）— evaluation中立的（ちゅうりつてき）— neutral宗教観（しゅうきょうかん）— religious view結びつく（むすびつく）— to be connected恐ろしい（おそろしい）— frightening意識（いしき）— awareness漠然と（ばくぜんと）— vaguely同級生（どうきゅうせい）— classmate事故死（じこし）— accidental death溺れる（おぼれる）— to drown振り返る（ふりかえる）— to look back定期的（ていきてき）— regularly覚悟（かくご）— resolve, readiness影響（えいきょう）— influence浄土（じょうど）— Pure Land仏（ほとけ）— Buddha働きかける（はたらきかける）— to act upon, influence種（たね）— seed芽（め）— sprout受け入れる（うけいれる）— to accept

あかね的日本語教室『生活で使える日本語オノマトペ』English Summary：This episode introduces Japanese onomatopoeia through a personal story and quiz-style listening activity. Noriko describes her day off using expressions like ぶらぶら, ザーザー, ビュービュー, ゴロゴロ, and だらだら, showing how they add vivid detail and make Japanese more natural.She also reviews a practical onomatopoeia book, highlighting useful features such as manga for context, podcasts for listening practice, and a reference section for quick review. She stresses that learners should connect vocabulary to real-life experiences to truly use it, not just memorize it.Noriko encourages learners to choose study methods that suit their style and shares her own approach of starting with listening. The episode ends with a novel example featuring ピンピン, reinforcing how onomatopoeia appears in real conversations.

In this episode, Noriko shares a mix of personal reflections, language learning experiences, and cultural insights. She begins by talking about rereading Kokoro by Natsume Soseki, noting how differently it feels compared to when she first read it years ago. Despite struggling with the old writing style, she's determined to finish it. She also mentions her progress in learning Korean, especially improving her reading skills.The main topic focuses on Japanese words newly added to the Oxford English Dictionary. Noriko introduces several examples, such as “washlet,” “senpai,” and “mottainai,” explaining how some retain their original meanings while others evolve globally. She highlights how language reflects culture, emphasizing “mottainai” as a uniquely Japanese value now spreading worldwide.Overall, the episode blends language, culture, and personal growth in an engaging and thoughtful way.Reflective Questions（振り返り質問）あなたは昔読んだ本をもう一度読みたいと思いますか？自分と違う性格の人と話すのは好きですか？あなたの国の言葉で世界に広がっているものはありますか？Discussion Questions（ディスカッション質問）言葉が文化を表すという考えについてどう思いますか？外国語として使われるときに意味が変わることは問題だと思いますか？

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ビートたけし『アナログ』太宰治『女生徒』九段理江『Schoolgirl』坂木司『和菓子とアン』坂木司『アンと青春』村田沙耶香『世界99上下』村田沙耶香『コンビニ人間』村田沙耶香『消滅世界』星野道夫『約束の川』村田沙耶香『消滅世界』朝井リョウ『時をかけるゆとり』In this episode of Book Talk with Yuko, Noriko and Yuko talk about several Japanese books they have recently read or want to recommend.First, Yuko introduces the novel “アナログ” by Beat Takeshi. It is a romantic story about a man and a woman who decide not to exchange contact information and instead meet at the same restaurant every Thursday. The story feels very “analog” in a digital age.Next, Noriko talks about “Schoolgirl” by Kudan Rie, a short story connected to Dazai Osamu's “女生徒.” The story explores relationships between three generations of women and touches on modern topics like social media and environmental activism.Yuko then introduces the “An-chan series” by Sakaki Tsukasa, which takes place in a department store food basement (depachika) and features traditional Japanese sweets. The story focuses on everyday life, human relationships, and personal growth.Noriko also shares her thoughts about “世界 99” by Sayaka Murata, a dystopian novel that explores society, gender roles, and a mysterious new creature called “Pyokorun.” The book is intense and thought-provoking.For a calmer reading experience, Yuko recommends “Yakusoku no Kawa” by photographer Hoshino Michio, a book that beautifully describes nature and life in northern regions.Finally, Noriko talks about the essay “Toki wo Kakeru Yutori” by Asai Ryo, which made her laugh a lot because of its humorous stories about everyday life.They conclude by encouraging listeners to choose books depending on their mood—sometimes relaxing books, sometimes challenging ones—and invite listeners to join their Japanese Together book club.恋愛小説 — れんあいしょうせつ — romance novel連絡先 — れんらくさき — contact information現代 — げんだい — modern times会話 — かいわ — conversation表現 — ひょうげん — expression読書体験 — どくしょたいけん — reading experience世代 — せだい — generation母と娘の関係 —ははとむすめのかんけい — mother-daughter relationship環境問題 — かんきょうもんだい — environmental issues和菓子 — わがし — Japanese traditional sweetsデパ地下 — でぱちか — department store food basement主人公 — しゅじんこう — protagonist成長 — せいちょう — personal growth社会 — しゃかい — society価値観 — かちかん — values生きづらさ — いきづらさ — difficulty of living / social pressure自然 — しぜん — nature写真家 — しゃしんか — photographer描写 — びょうしゃ — description癒し — いやし — healing / comfortエッセイ — えっせい — essay日常 — にちじょう — everyday life失敗談 — しっぱいだん — story about a mistake

My program : Let's read a Japanese novel 1️⃣ Short English Summary：In this episode, Noriko talks about “luxury time” and “analog experiences” in our modern digital world.She begins by sharing a recent visit to the cinema in Liverpool. The tickets and popcorn were expensive, and the movie itself was not very good. However, she realized that watching a film without checking her smartphone for two hours felt like a luxury.Noriko reflects on what “luxury” means today. For her, luxury is not expensive hotels or restaurants, but cultural experiences such as going to museums, concerts, events, or reading quietly in a café.She also talks about analog choices in a digital world. Because we are constantly connected to smartphones, the internet, and AI, many people feel information fatigue. Noriko shares how she limits her social media time and tries to reconnect with slower, more intentional experiences.For example, one of her students built a mechanical analog watch, and her husband started wearing a traditional watch again to check the time during meetings without using his phone.Noriko also joined two meetups in Liverpool: a Quiet Book Club and a philosophy discussion group. Although she is introverted, meeting people face-to-face felt refreshing and meaningful.She concludes that choosing slightly inconvenient, analog experiences—like going to the cinema, reading books, or meeting people in person—may actually be a modern form of luxury.2️⃣ Vocabulary List (for understanding the episode)贅沢（ぜいたく） — luxury文化的（ぶんかてき） — cultural特別展示（とくべつてんじ） — special exhibition情報（じょうほう） — information情報疲れ（じょうほうづかれ） — information fatigue悪循環（あくじゅんかん） — vicious cycle制限する（せいげんする） — to limit / control腕時計（うでどけい） — wristwatch部品（ぶひん） — parts / components組み立てる（くみたてる） — to assemble通知（つうち） — notification便利（べんり） — convenient不便（ふべん） — inconvenient確認する（かくにんする） — to check / confirm集まる（あつまる） — to gather実際に（じっさいに） — in reality / in person新鮮（しんせん） — fresh / new feeling体験（たいけん） — experience傾向（けいこう） — tendency選ぶ（えらぶ） — to choose

English Summary : In this episode, Noriko talks about the importance of listening in communication, inspired by the bestselling book 人は聞き方が９割 by Shigehisa Nagamatsu.Many language learners feel pressure to speak well, say smart things, or avoid mistakes. But this episode shifts the focus from speaking to listening. According to the book, good communicators are not those who talk the most, but those who make others feel comfortable and heard.Noriko reflects on her own experiences in Japanese, English, and podcast conversations, and explains why the listener is the true main character of a conversation. She introduces the idea of “魔法の傾聴 （まほうのけいちょう）” and shares five key listening behaviours. Finally, Noriko encourages Japanese learners to stop worrying so much about perfect grammar or vocabulary and to focus on listening with genuine interest and asking simple, thoughtful questions. By doing so, conversations can become more natural, relaxed, and enjoyable.聞き方｜ききかた｜way of listening聞く力｜きくちから｜listening skills会話の主役｜かいわ の しゅやく｜main character of a conversation聞き手｜ききて｜listener安心感｜あんしんかん｜sense of security, feeling of safetyうなずき｜nodding相づち｜あいづち｜verbal listening responses否定しない｜ひていしない｜not to deny, not to reject受け止める｜うけとめる｜to accept, to take in質問を投げかける｜しつもん を なげかける｜to ask questions, to prompt with questions

In this episode, Noriko continues her conversation with Yasuyo, reflecting on a deeply inspiring trip to Japan. Yasuyo shares how meeting the works and philosophies of artists and architects she admires renewed her energy and outlook on life.They talk about creators who stayed active well into old age, including Saburo Yunoki and Tadao Ando, and reflect on the powerful idea that youth is not about age, but about continuing to create, challenge, and feel curiosity.The conversation explores how art, travel, and music can awaken our senses, lift us during moments of self-doubt, and remind us to live with gratitude. The episode closes with a warm reminder to say out loud, “I'm happy right now,” and to keep passing inspiration forward — because as long as we're alive, it's still youth.青春｜せいしゅん｜youth生きている限り｜いきているかぎり｜as long as one is alive現役｜げんえき｜active (still working), in service生涯現役｜しょうがい げんえき｜active for one's entire life尊敬する｜そんけいする｜to respect, to admire人生の先輩｜じんせい の せんぱい｜life mentor, senior in life生き方｜いきかた｜way of living, life philosophy作品｜さくひん｜work (of art), creation展覧会｜てんらんかい｜exhibitionインスピレーション｜いんすぴれーしょん｜inspiration挑戦｜ちょうせん｜challenge年齢｜ねんれい｜age言い訳｜いいわけ｜excuse前向き｜まえむき｜positive, forward-looking直感｜ちょっかん｜intuition旅のハイライト｜たび の はいらいと｜highlight of a trip縁｜えん｜connection, fate, bond縁結び｜えんむすび｜bringing connections together感覚を呼び覚ます｜かんかく を よびさます｜to awaken the senses循環する｜じゅんかんする｜to circulate, to pass on

This episode is the first Noriko's Philosophy Playground of 2026 and explores The Tower of Babel painted by Pieter Bruegel the Elder.Noriko reflects on seeing the large version of The Tower of Babel in Vienna at the Kunsthistorisches Museum. Inspired by the painting, she discusses human ambition, limits, and the role of language.The biblical story tells of people who once shared a single language and tried to build a tower reaching the heavens. Their excessive ambition led to confusion of language, loss of cooperation, and the collapse of the project.Bruegel's painting shows countless workers focused only on their own tasks, without seeing the whole structure. Parts of the tower are already collapsing, symbolising miscommunication and lack of coordination.Noriko connects this to modern life and language learning, asking three philosophical questions:How important is it to see the big picture?How much ambition is healthy for humans?What does it really mean for language to “connect” people?She concludes that true communication is not just grammar or vocabulary, but the attitude of trying to understand others. Language learning, she suggests, is ultimately about understanding people and the world through words.フィロソフィー（philosophy）プレイグラウンド（playground）プロジェクト（project）コミュニケーション（communication）インターネット（internet）バージョン（version）ディーテール（detail）ビジョン（vision）アプローチ（approach）コーディネーション（coordination）野心（やしん） – ambition限界（げんかい） – limit言語（げんご） – language言葉（ことば） – words混乱（こんらん） – confusion協力（きょうりょく） – cooperation理解（りかい） – understanding全体像（ぜんたいぞう） – big picture誤解（ごかい） – misunderstanding傲慢（ごうまん） – arrogance本質（ほんしつ） – essence理想化（りそうか） – idealization労働者（ろうどうしゃ） – workers崩れる（くずれる） – to collapse態度・姿勢（たいど・しせい） – attitude / mindset

Summary :このエピソードでは、Norikoとやすよさんが2025年の旅行を振り返っています。やすよさんは、直感に従って南フランス、ロンドン、ニューオリンズなどを旅しました。南フランスでは、冒険する気持ちでレンタカーを借り、芸術や風景を楽しみました。ロンドンでは、若いバイオリニストの演奏を聴き、昔の思い出がよみがえる体験をしました。また、仕事で参加したニューオリンズのカンファレンスでは、新しい出会いもありました。この旅を通して、自分から動くこと、直感を信じること、人と会うことの大切さを強く感じたという話です。 In this episode, Noriko talks with Yasuyo from Mori Mori Japanese Lessons about Yasuyo's travels in 2025.Yasuyo followed her intuition and visited places such as South France, London, and New Orleans. In South France, she enjoyed an adventurous road trip and explored art and local scenery.In London, she attended a concert by a young violinist, which brought back strong memories from her past.She also joined a teaching conference in New Orleans, where she made new connections.Through these experiences, she realized the importance of taking action, trusting intuition, and meeting people in person. 直感（ちょっかん）intuition冒険（ぼうけん）adventure旅（たび）journey / travelハイライトhighlight再会（さいかい）reunion / meeting again縁（えん）connection / fate / bond心が動く（こころがうごく）to be emotionally movedコンフォートゾーンcomfort zone経験（けいけん）experience出会い（であい）encounter / meeting someone newロンドン（ろんどん）London, UKリバプール（りばぷーる）Liverpool, UK南フランス（みなみふらんす）South of Franceコート・ダジュールCôte d'Azur, FranceプロヴァンスProvence, FranceアルルArles, Franceエクス・アン・プロヴァンスAix-en-Provence, FranceニューヨークNew York, USAニューオーリンズNew Orleans, USAシカゴChicago, USA

Noriko Martín llegó a España movida por su amor al flamenco y comenzó su formación como bailaora, pero una grave enfermedad en la cadera la obligó a abandonar el baile. Tras ese condicionante, se volcó en el estudio del cante flamenco y, tras años de esfuerzo, perseverancia y pasión, ha logrado crear una obra única y emocionante. A finales de 2025 publicó el álbum “Más allá de las llamas”, producido por Paco Ortega. Se trata del primer disco de flamenco cantado íntegramente en japonés, lo cual reafirma el carácter universal de este arte. En ese disco hay alegrías, tangos de Graná, seguiriyas, vidalitas, una alboreá y sevillanas, además de una canción tradicional de Okinawa versionada por Ryuichi Sakamoto en 1989, ahora transformada en tangos flamencos. El álbum combina la pureza del flamenco con sonidos orientales y matices de músicas del mundo, ofreciendo una propuesta innovadora y profundamente espiritual.Escuchar audio

In this episode, Noriko explains how to study Japanese more effectively using videos such as anime, dramas, YouTube, and short clips. She shares two practical tips for learners who enjoy video-based learning.

This podcast is a slow and easy-to-follow Japanese podcast designed for learners. If you'd like to read the full transcription, it's available inside Japanese Together, my Japanese learning community. Join us and enjoy transcripts, support, and a warm community of fellow learners!みなさん、こんにちは。 Nihongo Storytimeののりこです。 今、2026年1月です。 明けましておめでとうございます。 今年もみなさんたくさん日本語の勉強をしてください。 応援しています。 私はオンラインで日本語を教えています。 コミュニティJapanese Togetherがあります。 プライベートセッションに興味がある方は、Japanese with Norikoのウェブサイトをチェックしてみてください。

Summaryこのポッドキャストでは、2026年の新年の挨拶から始まり、冬休みの旅行で訪れたウィーンとプラハの魅力について語ります。また、スロースタートについて、書くことや読書の価値についても触れています。In this episode, Noriko reflects on starting 2026 with a slow and intentional pace. Instead of rushing into routines, she chooses rest, reflection, and space. She shares memories from her winter trip to Vienna and Prague, describing their history, Christmas markets, and atmosphere. Noriko also talks about reassessing where to spend her energy this year—stepping back from Instagram while focusing more on writing, journaling, and reading. The episode encourages listeners to move at their own pace, enjoy learning, and value what feels meaningful.

In this episode, we celebrate the holiday season with a legitimate Christmas film that's not horror-related!? Okay, but this is still Genre Exposure, so you know it's going to be weird somehow. Drama, romance, comedy, musical numbers, tokusatsu effects and more! So join us as we hit up one last feature from Japan this year and dive back into the filmography of Sion Sono and check out one of his prolific 2015 releases: Love & Peace. But before we gush over Kaiju Pikadon and the true meaning of Christmas, we dish on some recent watches and share some of our favorite holiday themed flicks that we tend to return to each year. And so much more! Part of the Prescribed Films Podcast Network (www.thepfpn.com) What We've Been Watching: -Jason: The Naked Gun (2025) & Wake Up Dead Man: A Knives Out Mystery (2025) & Cruiser (2016) -Dustin: Hazbin Hotel Season 2 (2025) & Invincible Shaolin (1978) & The Kid with the Golden Arm (1979) & The Magnificent Ruffians (1979) & Ten Tigers of Kwangtung (1979) Our Favorite Holiday Flicks: -Jason: Black Christmas (1974) & Gremlins (1984) & Christmas Story (1983) -Dustin: Gremlins (1984) & Love & Peace (2015) Show Notes: -Love & Peace Trailer -Go check out all the other fine shows on the Prescribed Films Podcast Network -Related Film: The Naked Gun: From the Files of Police Squad! -Related Film: Top Secret -Related Film: Airplane -Related Series: Buffy the Vampire Slayer -Related Film: Knives Out -Related Film: Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery -Related Film: The Mandalorian and Grogu -Related Series: Andor -Related Topic: Found TV -Related Series: Invader Zim -Related Film: Urotsukidoji: Legend of the Overfiend -Related Film: Martyrs (2008) -Related Topic: Shaw Brothers Studio -Related Film: Five Deadly Venoms -Related Film: Godzilla -Related Film: Gamera -Related Film: Die Hard -Related Film: Home Alone -Related Film: Prisoners of the Ghostland -Related Topic: Third Window Films -Related Film: Suicide Club -Related Film: Shinjuku Swan -Related Film: Tag -Related Film: The Virgin Psychics -Related Film: The Whispering Star -Related Series: Minna! Esper Dayo! -Related Topic: 2020 Tokyo Olympics -Related Topic: Kotatsu -Related Film: Toy Story -Related Series: Pokemon -Related Film: Wild Zero -Related Meme: That Pool -Related Film: Penance -Related Topic: Impostor Syndrome -Related Film: Why Don't You Play in Hell? -Related Scene: The Toothbrush Commercial -Related Band: Green Day -Related Album: American Idiot -Related Album: Dookie -Related Film: Noriko's Dinner Table -Related Score: Main Theme from Noriko's Dinner Table -Related Topic: Takashi Miike -Related Film: Love Exposure -Related Film: Toy Story 2 -Related Film: Toy Story 3 -Related Series: She-Ra and the Princesses of Power -Related Series: Willow (2022) -Related Film: Five Nights at Freddy's 2 Next Time: 2025 Wrap Up Special

I sat down with Noriko Abenojar — social worker, friendship and parenting coach who helps neurodivergent children (autistic, ADHD, PDA, etc.) and their families build real social skills, confidence, and connection. Noriko started in deeply relational, in-person work — supporting families one-on-one — and recently expanded those supports into a scalable online model so she can serve more families without burning out. She discovered my work through Amy Porterfield's Momentum community and joined Hey to 100k® less than a year ago, which helped her structure her offers and sell more confidently. In this episode we talk about: Why social skills coaching for neurodivergent kids needs to be trauma-aware, brain-informed, and family-centered How Noriko translated hands-on, in-person therapy-style support into accessible online programs and parent coaching offers The mindset shifts that moved her from overgiving in 1:1 work to designing scalable group and evergreen options Concrete, compassionate strategies parents can use today to support friendship-building and emotional regulation How she validated her first scalable offers and built step-by-step without burning out   Resources mentioned Learn the 4 Essential Keys to Growing Friendships in Neurodivergent Kids (free video training & companion workbook) Subscribe to Noriko's Parenting REdefined FREE newsletter Connect with Noriko on Instagram: @norikoabenojar  

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私のコミュニティ Japanese Together に参加しませんか？ 毎月、ZoomでPodcast Conversation ClubやLet's Talk、Book Clubなど、さまざまなセッションを行っています。 小さなコミュニティですが、あたたかく安心しておしゃべりを楽しめる雰囲気です。 ぜひご参加お待ちしています。無料トライアル期間もありますので、気軽に試してみてくださいね。Would you like to join my community Japanese Together? Every month, we host various Zoom sessions such as Podcast Conversation Club, Let's Talk, and Book Club. It's a small community, but it has a warm and friendly atmosphere where you can enjoy chatting about many different topics. I'd love to have you join us. We also offer a free trial period, so feel free to give it a try!

Explore the visible and hidden world of Noriko's garden from her garden's point of view, in and around all year long. After the deep snow of winter, her soil is prepared for planting.   Sponsored by Modern History Press, Moravian Sons Distillery, authors Terri Martin, Diana Magnuson and Doc Chavent. Green leaves sprout as plants ripen to fruits and vegetables. Hungry forest animals prowl and pad-pad in to eat them. Insects and birds also aggravate garden, but others are important assistants to her growth. Exuberant and lyrical  Garden's story explores nature's wonders that support our lives.    Listen in for a chance to win a signed copy of Garden Sleeping, Garden Growing. Copyright (c) 2025. Emma Blogs, LLC. All rights reserved.

私のコミュニティ Japanese Together に参加しませんか？ 毎月、ZoomでPodcast Conversation ClubやLet's Talk、Book Clubなど、さまざまなセッションを行っています。 小さなコミュニティですが、あたたかく安心しておしゃべりを楽しめる雰囲気です。 ぜひご参加お待ちしています。無料トライアル期間もありますので、気軽に試してみてくださいね。Would you like to join my community Japanese Together? Every month, we host various Zoom sessions such as Podcast Conversation Club, Let's Talk, and Book Club. It's a small community, but it has a warm and friendly atmosphere where you can enjoy chatting about many different topics. I'd love to have you join us. We also offer a free trial period, so feel free to give it a try!

This episode is the final Brain-Friendly Coaching session of 2025. Noriko guides listeners through a gentle year-end reflection on their Japanese-learning journey, using principles from neuroscience and Neurolanguage Coaching®. She explains why reviewing the year strengthens memory, increases motivation, and helps the brain move positively into the next stage of learning.Listeners are invited to pause the episode, write down answers, and reflect on:The goals they set at the beginning of the yearMoments that sparked excitement or joySkills they improvedStudy methods they used and which were most effectiveHow they handled low-motivation periodsHow they want to learn in the coming yearNoriko emphasizes that reflection is not for judging oneself but for recognizing progress, learning from challenges, and preparing the brain for the next year. She briefly introduces her Neurolanguage Coaching® program and encourages those interested to apply early for limited 2026 slots. The episode ends with an announcement of the upcoming December “Holiday Calendar” series.

Noriko Martín nos trae, después de un largo proceso de grabación, su primer trabajo discográfico titulado "Más allá de las llamas" donde interpreta estilos flamencos con letras propias y cantando en su idioma natal, el japonés.Escuchar audio

私のサイトJapanese with Norikoで、Transcriptionが読めます。このエピソードは「Book Talk with Yuko」2025年最後の録音回。Norikoとゆう子さんが秋のリーディングチャレンジを振り返り、5週間の読書体験やお互いの学びを語り合いました。ひとりでは続かない読書も、仲間と励まし合うことでモチベーションを保てたと振り返ります。後半では、今年心に残った本を紹介しながら、読書を通して考えたテーマ、哲学や生き方、表現すること、女性の生きづらさなど、について意見を交わしました。最後に、2025年の読書を締めくくりつつ「来年も本を通して学びを続けよう」と前向きなメッセージで終わっています。松下 龍之介『一次元の挿し木』村田沙也加『消滅世界』・Vanishing WorldしんめいP『自分とか、ないから。 教養としての東洋哲学』小川糸『ライオンのおやつ』養老 孟司（ようろう たけし）いしかわゆき『書く習慣』米澤穂信『黒牢城』（こくろうじょう）金原 ひとみ（かねはら ひとみ）　『YABUNONAKA―ヤブノナカー』高瀬隼子さん『おいしいごはんが食べられますように』

Join our community Japanese Together.　このエピソードでは、のりこさんが「行動する勇気」と「困難の大切さ」について話しています。イソップ物語『北風と太陽』を例に、優しさの力を認めつつも、「北風＝困難」も人生に必要だと述べています。紹介された本『How to Make Life Better When It Feels Like It's Getting Worse』から学んだ2つの教えは、1️⃣ 人生を良くする唯一の方法は行動すること。2️⃣ 困難（風）があるから人は強くなること。守られた環境では根が弱くなる木の話を通して、試練を乗り越えることで人も成長すると話しました。最後に、「知識だけではなく、自分が動くことが大切」とまとめています。

Review các phim ra rạp từ ngày 07/11/25QUỶ THA MA BẮT: THAI CHIÊU TÀI – T18Đạo diễn: Trần Nhân KiênDiễn viên: NS. Minh Ngọc, NS. Minh Phượng, Hồng Thanh, Tạ Lâm, Ngọc Tưởng, Thuỳ Dương…Thể loại: Bí ẩn, Kinh DịNhơn, một doanh nhân thành đạt nhờ thủ đoạn và mưu mẹo, tìm đến thứ tà thuật mang tên “Thai Chiêu Tài” để giữ lấy tài khí đã vô tình khơi dậy những ám ảnh từ quá khứ và sang chấn liên thế hệ.TRÁI TIM QUÈ QUẶT – T18Đạo diễn: Quốc CôngDiễn viên: Quách Ngọc Ngoan, Xuân Văn, Nhật Linh, Việt HưngThể loại: Kịch tính, Tâm LýMột vụ án mạng tàn bạo làm chấn động thị trấn yên bình. Khi thi thể người phụ nữ bị sát hại dã man được phát hiện, mọi nghi ngờ đổ dồn vào Sơn — có thể là người tình của nạn nhân. Triết, một nhà điêu khắc danh tiếng, rơi vào giằng xé giữa nghi ngờ và tình thân khi anh cùng vợ mình cố gắng tìm cách minh oan cho em trai. Rốt cuộc, Sơn là kẻ giết người, nạn nhân của định mệnh nghiệt ngã, hay một trái tim lạc lối bị cuốn vào tình yêu đến mức tự hủy diệt.QUÁI THÚ VÔ HÌNH: VÙNG ĐẤT CHẾT CHÓC – T16Đạo diễn: Dan TrachtenbergDiễn viên: Elle Fanning, Dimitrius Schuster-KoloamatangiThể loại: Hành Động, Phiêu LưuTrong tương lai, tại một hành tinh hẻo lánh, một Predator non nớt - kẻ bị chính tộc của mình ruồng bỏ - tìm thấy một đồng minh không ngờ tới là Thia và bắt đầu hành trình sinh tử nhằm truy tìm kẻ thù tối thượng. Bộ phim do Dan Trachtenberg - đạo diễn của Prey chỉ đạo và nằm trong chuỗi thương hiệu Quái Thú Vô Hình Predator.GODZILLA MINUS ONE – T13Đạo diễn: Takashi YamazakiDiễn viên: Ryûnosuke Kamiki, Minami Hamabe, Yuki Yamada,...Thể loại: Hành Động, Khoa Học Viễn Tưởng, Phiêu LưuNăm 1945, khi Thế chiến thứ Hai đang đi đến hồi kết, phi công Nhật Bản Koichi Shikishima bất ngờ chạm trán một quái vật biển đến từ cõi ngoài, mà người dân trên đảo Odo gọi là Godzilla. Bị giày vò bởi nỗi tội lỗi của kẻ sống sót — vì không thể bắn hạ con quái vật bằng súng gắn trên máy bay, và vì đã bỏ lại nhiệm vụ cảm tử của mình — Shikishima tìm được chút niềm an ủi mong manh bên Noriko, một người phụ nữ sống sót sau các đợt không kích Tokyo, và Akiko, một bé gái mồ côi. Năm tháng trôi qua, Shikishima dần mở lòng với Noriko và những người xung quanh. Nhưng bóng ma quá khứ — lần chạm trán năm xưa với Godzilla, nay đã biến đổi và nhiễm phóng xạ — lại một lần nữa trỗi dậy, khi toàn bộ nước Nhật chìm trong tuyệt vọng và kinh hoàng.TÌNH NGƯỜI DUYÊN MA 2025 – T13Đạo diễn: Choosak IamsookDiễn viên: Yada Narilya Gulmongkolpech, "Krist" Perawat Sangpotirat, Choosak Iamsook, Phetthai Vongkumlao,…Thể loại: Hài, Kinh Dị, Tình cảmLấy cảm hứng từ truyền thuyết dân gian Thái Lan về hồn ma Mae Nak.LỌ LEM CHƠI NGẢI – T18Đạo diễn: Hadrah Daeng RatuDiễn viên: Yunita Siregar, Dinda Kanyadewi, Thể loại: Kinh DịBộ phim xoay quanh Yuli - cô gái mồ côi phải sống như người hầu trong gia đình của Ambar và mang danh “tiểu tam”. Từ một người hiền lành và chân thành, Yuli dần biến thành kẻ độc ác và nuôi quyết tâm trả thù bằng cách tàn nhẫn nhất. Tìm đến thầy pháp để nhờ yểm bùa hắc ám nhằm huỷ hoại từng thành viên trong gia đình, Yuli bắt đầu thực hiện một nghi lễ ghê rợn: ghi tên những người bị nguyền rủa lên xác chết vừa qua đời. Khi lần lượt từng người bị hãm hại, Yuli cũng phải gấp rút hoàn tất giao kèo với quỷ dữ trong một tuần, nếu không sẽ phải gánh chịu hậu quả khủng khiếp.MỘ ĐOM ĐÓM (CHIẾU LẠI) - KĐạo diễn: Takahata IsaoDiễn viên: Tatsumi Tsutomu, Shiraishi Ayano, Thể loại: Hoạt HìnhGiữa khói lửa chiến tranh tàn khốc, hai anh em Seita và Setsuko mất đi gia đình, buộc phải nương tựa vào nhau để sinh tồn. Trong thế giới đang sụp đổ, họ vẫn cố giữ lấy những khoảnh khắc hồn nhiên cuối cùng như khi cùng nhau ngắm đom đóm bay trong đêm tối. Ánh sáng mong manh ấy vừa đẹp đẽ, vừa đau lòng như chính tuổi thơ ngắn ngủi của hai đứa trẻ giữa chiến tranh. ----------------------------------------------------#8saigon #reviewphimrap #thaichieutai #traitimquequat #quaithuvohinhvungdatchetchoc

私達のコミュニティJapanese Togetherに参加しませんか。お待ちしております！Takeaways結婚には多くのいいこともあるよ。人間関係は努力が必要。不安を感じることは自然なこと。移民政策は個人の生活に影響を与える。市民権の選択はアイデンティティに関わる。経験を買うことは価値がある。今しかないチャンスを逃さない。実際に会うことで関係が深まる。ポッドキャストを通じてリスナーとつながりたい。

On this Geek Freaks Headlines mini, we react to the new teaser for the sequel to Minus One, now titled Godzilla Minus Zero. We call out the sharp new logo, confirm Takashi Yamazaki's return as writer, director, and VFX lead, and note that much of the Oscar-winning crew is back. We also revisit the Minus One cliffhanger around Noriko's neck mark and what a spreading “Godzilla cell” could mean for the next story. 00:00 New title revealed, teaser impressions, and the GODZILLA -0.0 logo00:20 Yamazaki returns and why the Minus One crew's efficiency matters00:33 Noriko's neck mark explained and the “Godzilla cell” setup00:43 How a spreading G-cell could shape the sequel's stakes00:50 Wrap and what we'll be watching nextThe sequel is officially called Godzilla Minus Zero with a clean new -0.0 logo. Takashi Yamazaki is back to write, direct, and lead VFX, along with key Minus One team members. The Minus One crew's results on a modest budget remain a model big studios should study. Noriko's lingering mark is tied to a “Godzilla cell,” setting up a biological threat that could escalate in the sequel. “New Godzilla just announced. It's going to be called Godzilla -0.” “Takashi is coming back to write, direct. He's going to lead the VFX team.” “One of the key things they have to explore in this one is the cliffhanger from the last one, when Noriko had the mark on her neck.” If you enjoyed this breakdown, hit subscribe, leave a quick review, and share the episode with a friend using #GeekFreaks.All news discussed on our shows comes from GeekFreaksPodcast.com.Website: GeekFreaksPodcast.comFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/thegeekfreakspodcastThreads: https://www.threads.net/@geekfreakspodcastTwitter: https://twitter.com/geekfreakspodInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/geekfreakspodcast/Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/GeekFreakspodcastWhat do you think the G-cell twist means for Minus Zero? Send your thoughts and questions for a future mailbag. DM us on socials or email Info@GFPods.com.Apple Podcast Tags: Geek Freaks Headlines, Godzilla Minus Zero, Godzilla Minus One, Takashi Yamazaki, Toho, Kaiju, Trailer Reaction, Film News, VFX, Noriko, G cell, SequelTimestampsKey TakeawaysMemorable QuotesCall to ActionLinks and ResourcesFollow UsListener Questions

Short English Summary : In this episode, Noriko talks about negative heritage/negative legacy - sites that preserve tragic history, such as Hiroshima, Nagasaki, and Auschwitz. Why do we keep these painful memories? To forget, or to remember? She shares her own experiences and invites listeners to reflect on the meaning of preserving dark heritage.Takeaways負の遺産は悲しい歴史を伝える場所である。世界遺産には美しい自然や歴史的な文化価値がある場所だけでなく、負の遺産も含まれる。広島の原爆ドームはその一例である。過去の悲劇を忘れないために、歴史的な場所を残す意義がある。教育目的で訪れることが重要である。人間の判断ミスが引き起こした災害について考える必要がある。悲しい歴史を学ぶことは未来にとって重要である。

Thank you so much for always listening to my podcast! I'm Noriko, and I teach Japanese online. Please check out my website Japanese with Noriko and my community Japanese Together. We're welcoming new members now!

ラシュミさんのSubstackIn this episode, Noriko talks with Rashmi, a Japanese teacher who spent six weeks in Japan on a Japan Foundation training program. Rashmi shares what she learned about teaching, culture, and stepping out of her comfort zone - from meeting teachers around the world to salsa dancing in Roppongi and visiting 銭湯sento. Together, Noriko and Rashmi reflect on the meaning of “culture,” exploring both its visible and invisible sides.Takeaways日本での研修は貴重な経験だった。異文化交流は教育において重要である。学び直しは常に必要である。言語は文化を理解するための鍵である。異文化理解は現代社会で必要不可欠である。Substackでの投稿は自己表現の一つである。教育者としての成長は経験から得られる。日本での生活は新しい視点を与えてくれた。

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When a mother goes missing in Japan, possible explanations range from the practical to the supernatural.Thank you blog.gaijinpot.com, en.namu.wiki, parasearcher.blogspot.com, min.news/en/world, medium.com, inf.news, psychicGaleStJohn.com, laspina.org, nationalgeographic.com, wisdomlib.org and Wikipedia for  information contributing to today's story.This episode was written by Christy Arnhart, edited by John Lordan and is produced by LordanArts.Do you have any comments, or a case you'd like to suggest? You'll find a comment form and case submission link at LordanArts.com.This is not intended to act as a means of proving or disproving anything related to the investigation.  It is a conversation about the current known facts and theories being discussed.  Everyone directly or indirectly referred to is innocent until proven guilty in a court of law.LordanArts 2025

Welcome to Little Bracket of Horrors. The pod that puts the fight in fright!In this episode we are kidnapped and taken to a remote island to kill each other off because the adults around here don't know how to manage their feelings! So join the LBOH Crew as they team up with Kawada, Shuya, and Noriko as they lead us to the bloodied and disemboweled finish line.  Don't miss out and tune in, for at the end of the season we will be taking all 12 of the films we watch this year and putting them into our Little Bracket of Horrors Deathmatch Tournament. It's a march madness style tournament where only the strongest films will survive. Does Battle Royale have what it takes? Only time will tell.Follow us on:Facebook- https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100076990656434&mibextid=LQQJ4dInstagram- https://instagram.com/littlebracketofhorrors?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y=Tik Tok- https://www.tiktok.com/@littlebracketofhorrors?_t=8Ys5qjc4ZdC&_r=1Little Bracket of Horrors Merch- http://tee.pub/lic/flQJfo1eXdwContact us:Email- littlebracketofhorrors@yahoo.com***Special shout out to Jon with BadMoonFX for joining us for this episode. Jon's wealth of knowledge and unique perspective were greatly appreciated. BadMoonFX is an award winning costume production team based out of central Florida that specializes in total fabrication, from masks and costumes, prosthetic wear, armor, and props. They also have ready to wear masks, props, and costumes in their online store and specialize in custom designs for their clients. Check them out at the below links***Website: https://www.badmoonfx.com/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/BadMoonFXInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/badmoonfx/E-mail: badmoonfx@gmail.com

Join my community Japanese Together. Takeaways平和について考えることは重要。日常生活の中での小さな幸せを大切にする。愛情表現は文化によって異なる。手作りの趣味が人生を豊かにする。コミュニティの活動が学びを深める。自分の意見を持ち、表現することが大切。

Summary: Norikoが小説『アルケミスト』を通じて夢、変化、知識、直感、そして今ここにある幸せについて深く問いかけます。Takeaways夢を追いかけることは大切かどうか。変化は敵ではなく味方。知識だけでは世界はわからない。直感を信じるかどうか。本当に大切なものは今ここにある。旅そのものが宝物です。幸せは遠くにあるものではない。夢は環境や年齢で変わる。変化は怖いが必要なもの。学んだことを行動に移す。

このシリーズでは、Norikoがコーヒーブレイクを楽しみながら、最近のロンドン旅行の思い出や恩送りについて語ります。リラックスして聞いてみてね。Takeawaysこのシリーズはリラックスした時間を提供する。ロンドン旅行での出会いが印象的だった。恩送りは大切な価値観。コミュニティの力が学びを深める。ロンドンの美術館は無料で楽しめる貴重な場所。日常の小さなことに感謝することが大切。生きていることの喜びを感じる瞬間がある。他者への優しさが社会を温かくする。感謝の気持ちを忘れずに生きる。

Invest in what you know, or in what could be? Equity portfolio manager Noriko Chen has done both over her 26 years with Capital Group. From her first investment in ice cream to her background covering Asian infrastructure, Noriko tells Mike Gitlin how she identifies long-term industry shifts like automation and energy demand. She also discusses mentoring women to take risks, and how “reverse mentoring” from younger analysts helps keep her sharp. Join for a global investor's perspective on China, the case for growth in European banks, and more.    #CapGroupGlobal   For full disclosures go to capitalgroup.com/global-disclosures   For our latest insights, practice management ideas and more, subscribe to Capital Ideas at getcapitalideas.com. If you're based outside of the U.S., visit capitalgroup.com for Capital Group insights.   Watch our latest podcast, Conversations with Mike Gitlin, on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLbKcvAV87057bIfkbTAp-dgqaLEwa9GHi    This content is published by Capital Client Group, Inc.    U.K. investors can view a glossary of technical terms here: https://www.capitalgroup.com/individual-investors/gb/en/resources/how-to-invest/glossary.html    To stay informed, follow us   LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/capital-group/posts/?feedView=all    YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@CapitalGroup/videos     Follow Mike Gitlin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/mikegitlin/    About Capital Group    Capital Group was established in 1931 in Los Angeles, California, with the mission to improve people's lives through successful investing. With our clients at the core of everything we do, we offer carefully researched products and services to help them achieve their financial goals.   Learn more: capitalgroup.com    Join us: capitalgroup.com/about-us/careers.html    Copyright ©2025 Capital Group 

Takeawaysリスナーさんからの反応がモチベーションになる。チャレンジ、続けています。人生とは玉ねぎのようなものだ。人生は複雑で、経験を重ねることで理解が深まる。『コンビニ人間』について色眼鏡はだめよ。偏見を持たずに人を理解することが重要。自然の中でリフレッシュすることが心に良い。本屋さんは癒しの場所である。健康管理は年齢と共に重要になる。食生活の見直しが必要！Transcription https://www.japanesewithnoriko.com/season-3-archiveLinks bio.site/japanesewithnoriko

Summary : 哲学のテーマとして「同一性のパラドックス」と「テセウスの船」を取り上げ、自己のアイデンティティや変化について深く考えてみましょう。Takeawasy :テセウスの船：全て部品を交換しても、それは同じ船か？首里城の復元について。自分自身も外見や考え方が変わっても「同じ自分」なのか？アイデンティティは何によって決まるのか？有名人の使った物には特別な価値が生まれる？