soju

Joined March 2024

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A little story that will help you in your life.

Japanese living in Japan. Please forgive me if my English is wrong.

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History of Plastics and Manufacturing Methods
Plastic is deeply ingrained in our daily lives. It shapes everything from product packaging to furniture, clothing, toys, and electronics, and we can hardly imagine living without it. But knowing how this useful material was created and how it is made is important as we look to a more sustainable future.
By soju2 years ago in Education
LITTLE HEROES！
How Much Plastic Is Around You Now? The use of plastics in our modern society is extensive due to their convenience and versatility. At the same time, however, the increase in plastic waste and its proper disposal has become a serious environmental problem. This issue is also closely related to the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) proposed by the United Nations. This paper discusses the biological treatment of plastics, taking into account the SDGs and waste issues.
By soju2 years ago in Education
What is sound！！
What sounds are you hearing right now? To understand what sound is and how sound is heard, we need to consider it from both a physical and a physiological perspective.
By soju2 years ago in Education
Where is the heart?
Where is the heart located? Many people would think it is in the brain, not the heart. Knowing about the heart can improve your life. I will discuss the relationship between the brain and the heart.
By soju2 years ago in Education
Why does the heart keep beating?
How many beats per minute is your heart beating? 　Although there are individual and age differences, the heart beats approximately 60-70 beats per minute.Calculated from this, it is about 80,000 times a day, about 3 million times a year, and more than 200 million times a lifetime if you live for 80 years.It's a huge number.
By soju2 years ago in Education
Three useful psychological trivia
Hello, I am going to discuss three psychological miscellany that will improve your lives.Please read on! 1-Negative aspects of backup plans.
By soju2 years ago in Education
Hokkaido sightseeing spots taught by Japanese people
Hello, I live in Japan and would like to introduce some famous tourist attractions in Hokkaido. 1-Sapporo Clock Tower Designated as a National Important Cultural Property for more than 130 years.The Sapporo Clock Tower is a historic structure located in the center of Sapporo, Hokkaido. Today, its beautiful Western-style architecture and historical value make it a much-loved tourist attraction. The Sapporo Clock Tower is a two-story wooden structure with a red roof and white walls. Inside the clock tower, there is an exhibition room that recreates how the building once looked like as the Hokkaido Government Office Building, and a museum that displays historical photos and documents. It is also a popular photo spot for locals and tourists alike, offering beautiful seasonal views. The Sapporo Clock Tower is one of the most iconic buildings in Sapporo and is well known to locals and tourists alike. By visiting historical buildings and museums, visitors can get a better understanding of Hokkaido's history and culture, and gain a deeper appreciation of Sapporo's attractions.
By soju2 years ago in Education
Tokyo sightseeing spots taught by Japanese people
Hello, I live in Japan and would like to introduce some famous tourist attractions in Tokyo. 1-Asakusa Asakusa is one of the most popular sightseeing spots in downtown Tokyo.There is a shrine in Asakusa called Senso-ji.Nakamise-dori, the main approach to Sensoji Temple, is said to be 250 meters long from Kaminarimon to Hozomon. Asakusa is lined with many long-established restaurants specializing in soba, tempura, monjayaki, sukiyaki, Western cuisine, and more than you can eat in a day. Visitors can also enjoy shopping for traditional toys and folk crafts such as marbles, kendama, and ohajiki, wind chimes, fans, and other miscellaneous goods that make great souvenirs. Asakusa Hanayashiki, the oldest existing amusement park in Japan, is also popular. If you want to enjoy the bustling atmosphere of the good old Edo period to your heart’s content, you can’t go wrong by visiting Asakusa first. If you feel that there are too many stores in Asakusa and you are at a loss where to start, try using 365ASAKUSA, a smartphone application recommended by the Asakusa Tourist Federation. It is very convenient to go to Asakusa.
By soju2 years ago in Education
Tokyo sightseeing spots taught by Japanese people
Hello, I live in Japan and would like to introduce some famous tourist attractions in Tokyo. 1-Asakusa Asakusa is one of the most popular sightseeing spots in downtown Tokyo.There is a shrine in Asakusa called Senso-ji.Nakamise-dori, the main approach to Sensoji Temple, is said to be 250 meters long from Kaminarimon to Hozomon. Asakusa is lined with many long-established restaurants specializing in soba, tempura, monjayaki, sukiyaki, Western cuisine, and more than you can eat in a day. Visitors can also enjoy shopping for traditional toys and folk crafts such as marbles, kendama, and ohajiki, wind chimes, fans, and other miscellaneous goods that make great souvenirs. Asakusa Hanayashiki, the oldest existing amusement park in Japan, is also popular. If you want to enjoy the bustling atmosphere of the good old Edo period to your heart’s content, you can’t go wrong by visiting Asakusa first. If you feel that there are too many stores in Asakusa and you are at a loss where to start, try using 365ASAKUSA, a smartphone application recommended by the Asakusa Tourist Federation. It is very convenient to go to Asakusa.
By soju2 years ago in FYI
Three useful psychological trivia
Hello, I am going to discuss three psychological miscellany that will improve your lives.Please read on! 1-Negative aspects of backup plans.
By soju2 years ago in Lifehack