Everyday Kanji 17, A Japanese Water Heater

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Uploaded by on Nov 6, 2009

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Learn to read real-life Japanese with JapanesePod101.com!

Arriving in Japan, the amount of complicated Japanese text on the street, in stores, and on appliances can be overwhelming. With Everyday Kanji, you can break down these signs into simple elements in order to understand even the most complicated Japanese. Take the quiz at the end to see how much you remember!

This episode, we are looking at buttons on a water heater. It's getting colder in Japan this time of year and if you are in an office, convenience store, or friend's house that has a Japanese water heater, you'll want to know how to use it.

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  • Great video! I wonder if you could do one for the kanji of a remote control of air conditioning units.

  • That's a good idea, we'll look into it! Thanks! :)

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  • I wonder if you could do one for the kanji of subway station signs, One of them is the one of the subway train door.

  • Another good one might be rice cooker/microwave/convection oven controls.

  • watch?v=t9-ugDDv-_o

  • uchikubiと共同企画して欲しい!

  • So, "kyuutou" girls can get you into hot water? :P

  • 役に立つ何時も。 (^-^)

  • Awesome lesson!

    Thanks so much for your hard work.

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