Amélie Marie Nishizawa
Amélie-Marie is a French writer living in Tokyo since 2013. When she isn't complaining about the price of cheese in Japan, she likes to talk about its culture and society — and always keeps it punny.
Articles
Tweet of the Week #114: Old-fashioned Japanese Remedies Crack Twitter Up
Should you really wear cabbage on your head to reduce a fever?
Tweet of the Week #113: Let It Snow, Let It Snow, Let It Snow
How do you talk about snow in Japanese?
Tweet of the Week #112: Have a Happy Year Of The Ox!
Learn the kanji for the Chinese zodiac!
Tweet of the Week #111: Goodbye 2020, Hello 2021!
Let's look back at some of 2020's biggest Tweets!
Tweet of the Week #110: It’s All about Perspective
Check out this local monk's modern take on a Buddhist proverb.
Tweet of the Week #109: How many keyboards do you need?
Learn to use のです and んです, and why you can never have too may keyboards.
Tweet of the Week #108: Perfectly Failed Pictures
Japanese Twitter turns photo fails into unintentional wins.
Tweet of the Week #107: Twitter Elects Crappiest Home Of The Year
What do the worst homes in japan look like?
Tweet of the Week #106: Farmer’s Creative Vending Machine Hack
Japan Twitter is really impressed with this farmer's coin hack.
Tweet of the Week #105: Japanese Company Creates Business-card Face Mask
Will face masks replace business cards in Japan?
Tweet of the Week #104: Store’s Ad for Christmas Chicken Is Confusing
Ordering Christmas chicken shouldn't be this difficult.
Tweet of the Week #103: Marie Kondo Japanese YouTube Channel Sparks Joy with Fonts and Color
Why are Marie Kondo's international and Japanese channels so different?
