Learn Japanese Words With JPOP │Intensive Listening Practice

Practice your Japanese listening skills by trying to catch the vocabulary in the lyrics! This is a fun way to learn and remember new words—and if you practice, new kanji too (watch also    • Watch This and Start Writing Kanji │T...  . (lol it feels like I'm writing an essay)

Each word in this video appears in at least two different music clips, so you’ll get to hear it in multiple contexts, which hopefully makes it easier to remember them. This is intensive listening practice (listening for specific information or details), and I hope it helps you get better at recognizing words you already know.

Several short J-pop clips will play, each containing the same vocabulary item. Try to spot the word in all of them—or as many as you can! :'D

This current video is an upgraded version of one of my previous videos    • POV: We have the same taste in J-pop ...  
I feel like the current video is more difficult than that one, but let me know!

🎠Songlist:
Ado - Backlight, Ussewa
Aimer - Zankyousanka
BURNOUT SYNDROMES - Hikariare, Phoenix
DA-ICE - Citrus (Maiki's cover)
Fujii Kaze - Matsuri, Shinunoga E-Wa
GEMN - Fatal
Hideaki Tokunaga - Kowarekake no radio
Hige Dandism - Cry Baby
Higuchi Ai - Akuma No Ko
Kento Nakajima - Montage, Picaresque, Hitogoto, Meimu
M!LK - E JAN
Maiki P - Baimei Baimei, King Slayer, Cyberpunk Dead Boy
Man With A Mission ft Milet - Kizuna No Kiseki
Milet - ANYTIME, ANYWHERE
Miyano Mamoru - Ikou, Kanon, DRESSING, JS
RADWIMPS ft Toaka - Suzume
Ryokuoushoku Shakai - Hana ni natte
Tegoshi Yuya (/NEWS) - Chankapana, Lovin U, Everlasting
Umeda Cypher - Rodeo13
UniteUp - Ready Steady Live; Uni:Birth; Unite Up!
Anela - Target
LEGIT - Move Move Move; Dope
YOASOBI - Yuusha; Idol
Yuuri - Galileo falls in love, Betelgeuse
Covers by Raon    / @raonlee  

(✨The examples are non-exhaustive, meaning that the words in the video may actually appear in more songs on this list than I included in the video!)

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