Advantages: indulgent alternative to everyday soap, appealing fragrance Disadvantages: slightly drying on the hands - could be too much for sensitive skin
say it looked more feminine than masculine. Topped with the red ribbon Imperial Leather logo, the words "Japanese Spa" are printed entirely in lower case plum-purple letters and underneath a cropped, graphic-looking floral shape in pink and pale green is finished off with simple flower shapes and a figure that looks like it is from the Japanese alphabet, so again there is quite a pronounced feeling of "delicacy". As each bottle holds 300ml I think it has lasted fairly well considering it must be getting used about four times a day.
I'm not sure what I'd expect a spa in Japan to smell like but I certainly think the highlight on the front of the bottle telling me that it contains green tea, rice milk and jasmine plants the suggestion of an oriental atmosphere in the mind. Having just washed my hands I am now sitting here smelling them (yes ...
Advantages: well laid out, excellent presentation, thorough, inexpensive, comprehensive Disadvantages: best started after learning kana and used with the workbook so additional purchases necessary
Looking at the name of this product, I guess it is no surprise that someone in our household is learning Japanese. To be more precise, my two children and I are learning Japanese together. We have used several methods to get us started, and now that we more or less have a good feel for the sound of the language and have lots of vocabulary under our belt, we are ready for something a bit more structured. Yes, it is time to get down to brass tacks as they say. Now, there is a lot of "stuff" out there purportedly for the purpose of teaching children a foreign language. While bilingual books and picture dictionaries and flashcards and the like have their place, I don't think it takes a genius to figure out that these things alone will not make your child able to actually communicate effectively in the chosen language. Sadly, actual ...
Advantages: Clear layout, pocket sized, easy to use, good cultural notes. Disadvantages: No Japanese to English mini dictionary.
A few years ago a tutor of mine taught me a few Japanese phrases - simple numbers and a few greetings - and from then on I was hooked. At the time I didn't have a huge amount of money, and didn't really know what I was looking for in terms of a textbook so I rushed to a bookstore and found the cheapest thing I could find that suited my needs. Enter the DK Eyewitness Japanese phrase book.
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You should never judge a book by its cover, but let's make an exception here!
It's not a huge tome by any means, measuring a tiny 10x14cm this is an actual pocket sized book (unlike some huge books I've seen advertised as 'pocket sized'). It has a nice main picture of a temple, and smaller pictures of other things that are typically associated with the Japanese culture such as a lady in a kimono, the distinctive shaped coins ...
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