第六課 RELOADED.

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1 第六課 RELOADED

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5 東 ひがし east

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Map from Google Maps This is a sign from 東久留米駅 (ひがしくるめえき) which is the train station located at in the Higashi-Kurume district in the outskirts of Tokyo.

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8 東口 ひがし ぐち east exit

9 NO This is a common sign within the Japanese metro system. As most stations have multiple exits, the easiest way to not get lost is to figure out which direction the destination is from the station and head for that exit, unlike American metro systems that favor using the street on which the exit occurs as the identifying feature (here’s to you, DC metro)

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11 西 にし west

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The above is a reproduced image of a street sign for traffic directed toward 西神田 (にしかんだ), an area in the northern part of central Tokyo.

13 西口 にし ぐち west exit

14 NO This is the same common sign within the Japanese metro system. As most stations have multiple exits, the easiest way to not get lost is to figure out which direction the destination is from the station and head for that exit, unlike American metro systems that favor using the street on which the exit occurs as the identifying feature (here’s to you, DC metro)

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16 南 みなみ south

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18 南口 みなみ ぐち south exit

19 NO This is a common sign style within the Japanese metro system. This is the south exit variation. As most stations have multiple exits, the easiest way to not get lost is to figure out which direction the destination is from the station and head for that exit, unlike American metro systems that favor using the street on which the exit occurs as the identifying feature (here’s to you, DC metro)

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21 北 きた north

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23 北口 きた ぐち north exit

24 NO This is a common sign style within the Japanese metro system. This is the north exit variation. As most stations have multiple exits, the easiest way to not get lost is to figure out which direction the destination is from the station and head for that exit, unlike American metro systems that favor using the street on which the exit occurs as the identifying feature (here’s to you, DC metro)

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26 出る で　 to exit

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28 出口 で ぐち exit

29 A generic Japanese metro exit sign
A generic Japanese metro exit sign

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31 右 みぎ right

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34 左 ひだり left

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37 五分 ご ふん five minutes

38 NO The text reads 朝５分ドリル (あさごぷんドリル) or Morning 5 Minute Drill which is a book that helps build the reading skills of Japanese children over time.

39 十分 じゅっぷん／じっぷん ten minutes

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43 先生 せん せい teacher

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46 学生 がく せい student

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49 大学生 だい がく せい college student

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51 大きい おお big

52 The text reads こども大百科 (こどもだいひゃっか) or Children’s Large Encyclopedia.
NO The text reads こども大百科 (こどもだいひゃっか) or Children’s Large Encyclopedia.

53 大学 　　 だい がく university

54 NO The text reads 東京大学 (とうきょうだいがく) or The University of Tokyo. Also known as Todai, this large university in Toyko features signature Red Gate and has an annual International Festival during the summer.

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57 外国 がい こく foreign country

58 NO The text reads 東京外国語大学 (とうきょうがいこくごだいがく) or Tokyo University of Foreign Studies.

59 外国人 がい こく じん foreigner

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The text reads 外国人の方の入場をお断りいたします (がいこくひとのかたのにゅうじょうをおことわりいたします) which means “We refuse the admission of foreigners” and appears in this photo in Hokkaido on the front door of a bathhouse. This practice originated after drunk Russian sailors caused uneasiness with business owners in the are and was challenged by activist Debito Arudou with success.

61 中国 ちゅう ごく China

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