90 Minutes of Japanese Conversations for Beginners: Typhoon, Earthquake, Emergency Call (N5-N4)

Haruka and Sota are close friends, and Sota is the kind of person who forgets his umbrella, never empties his dehumidifier and has a heavy emergency bag full of manga. Over 30 slow, natural Japanese conversations, Haruka helps him get ready for the unexpected days in Japan: rainy season, typhoons, earthquakes and calls for help. Sota cannot eat eggs, so even choosing emergency food and shelter meals becomes a careful little lesson. Practice real situations at the JLPT N5-N4 level, from drying laundry in the rainy season, shopping the day before a typhoon and a train line suspended in advance to a sudden downpour, a heavy snow warning and a hot day with a big electricity bill. You will also hear how to pack an emergency bag, read a hazard map, secure heavy furniture, join a neighborhood drill, react to an earthquake alert, check the gas meter after a quake, collect water at a supply point and register at an evacuation shelter. Then learn to leave a message on the disaster voice board, understand weather warnings, answer a fire alarm, call 119 and 110, check on a neighbor and spot fake donation messages. ✅ 30 full conversations between two voices, spoken slowly and clearly ✅ Useful words for weather, disasters and emergencies: warning level, evacuation order, hazard map, shelter, stockpile and more ✅ Real details of life in Japan: planned train suspensions, gas meters, circulation boards, 119 and 110 calls and more ✅ Listen first, then shadow the lines to build speaking confidence WHO IS THIS FOR Learners at JLPT N5-N4 level who want listening practice for weather, disasters and emergency situations in Japan, and anyone who wants to stay calm and know what to say when something unexpected happens. #LearnJapanese #SlowJapanese #JapaneseListening #JapaneseConversation #LivingInJapan #JLPTN5 #JLPTN4 #日本語 #日本語会話 #防災