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Exploring Japanese arts and goods!
“Lucky charms” that bring good luck
In Japan, there are many items that are associated with good luck, known as “縁起物 (Engimono; lucky charms).”
This seminar introduces common “Engimono” often seen in Japanese art and everyday goods,
while explaining their significance through an interactive Q&A session.
This is a great opportunity to learn Japanese vocabulary while deepening your understanding of Japanese culture.
About the Seminar
| Date | May 25th (Sun) 2025, 10:00 a.m. (Japan time) |
| Time | About 40 Min |
| Price: | Free |
| Recording: | Live Viewing Only (Recording will not be available) |
| Gift for Live Viewers | 10% off coupon good for all of the tutors lessons |
| Seminar conducted in: | 100% Japanese |
| Target |
• The tutor will speak slowly in simple Japanese, so we recommended this seminar to anyone from upper-beginner to intermediate level Japanese learners. • Ideal for anyone who is interested in Japanese culture and would want to learn vocabulary and expressions in Japanese while having fun. |
| Tutor |
SAKI.Lng.Art
This is a fun seminar where you can learn about Japanese culture and vocabulary by using simple Japanese. It’s also an interactive event, so you will have the chance to participate by answering quizzes in the chat. Please feel free to join us! |
Curriculum
- 1. Tutor’s self-introduction
- 2. What are “Engimono (lucky charms)?”
- 3. Interactive Q&A: Introducing Engimono and their meanings, how they're used, and related Japanese phrases
- 4. Join us via chat! Lucky charms from around the world
- 5. Today’s wrap-up and information on the tutor’s lessons
Please note that opinions expressed by the tutor during the seminar are the tutor’s and do not necessarily reflect a general opinion by Cafetalk.