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To Receive Information Correctly

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Hello, everyone! How often do you use the Internet? Probably, you use it every day, don't you? Now, we can't live without the Internet. If your smartphones are taken away just for a day, you will be really suffered. It is so stressful for young people like us. The Internet is an essential part of our lives. On the other hand, the Internet also has some dangers. There is so much information on the Internet. Are you able to receive them correctly? Some of you may think you can, but please be careful. Sometimes knowledge interferes with our thinking. Today, I will show you the way to receive information correctly with an example. In Japan, the declining birthrate is becoming a social problem. Look at graph1 below. This is a graph from the Cabinet Office's website. It shows the current status of Japan's declining birthrate. This graph shows the birth rate and the total fertility rate. The total fertility rate means the number of children born from one woman. if...
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A TRUE STORY

      Today I listened to "A TRUE STORY". They talked about the plan that a man bought a new bike before the class because the old one was broken. Therefore, I will introduce one of my true stories. My washing machine's function to drain water is not working now. It is not fixable for me. When I wash my clothes, they come out including a lot of water. It obviously makes me exhausting. So I will get it fixed in the near future. 
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New Year

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  Happy New Year everyone! I hope this year will be better for you. By the way, the way of celebrating New Year's Day is different between Japan and other countries. In the U.S., the most favorite is the count down in New York Times Square, I think. There are many people every year, but this year, there may have been fewer people than usual. Because of the coronavirus. However, in the U.S., Thanksgiving Day and Christmas is more mainly event than New Year's Day. I  think this shows the difference in culture and religion. Speaking of New Year's in Japan, there is Osechi! Did you eat it? Osechi is a very traditional dish and it has many meanings. Today, I will introduce some of the meanings of Osechi. "Osechi" is a Japanese word that means "turning point" in English. Originally, it was eaten for celebration in some seasonal turning points. The main reason for eating Osechi is that you do have not to cook. Osechi has many variations of foods and the amount ...
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