It is a word sometimes used by Kansai people. Someone is described as being in a state of ikki when he or she […]

The stories Kyoto people have. Those born and raised in Kyoto have probably been told this at least once or tw […]

There is a Kyoto dialect expression, “motsai.” In standard Japanese, it would mean “tacky,” “boorish,” or “unr […]

Good morning! This is Kurama Tengu(￣―￣)b Do you know Kyoto people repeat adjective twice consecutively when th […]

Do you know the meaning of “Anjou”? It’s a word relatively old people use, and “Anjou” is the meaning that ple […]

When apologizing lightly to someone close to you, you say “kannin-na”. There are many cases where people say t […]

When Kyoto people want to say “It’s different, isn’t it?” in the standard language, they say “chaimasuyan?”. I […]

There are words, “Dontuki”, “Hasukai”, “Hasumukai” among the words we are often told when we ask the direction […]

What do you say when you leave? I think it’s “Good bye, see you later” in the standard language. Many people s […]

Good morning! This is Kurama Tengu(￣▽￣)b. Everyone, have you been said “yoroshii” after you answered after des […]

Good morning! This is Kurama Tengu(￣▽￣)b. I’d like to write about the wording of “yoroshiosu” today. Kyoto lan […]

Good morning! This is Kurama Tengu(￣▽￣)b. I may get the question if I use a wording “dosu” or not. Kyoto peopl […]

Good morning! This is Kurama Tengu(￣▽￣)b. Many people think Kyoto people also usually use the wordings “sakai” […]

Hello, this is Kurama Tengu. Although the wordings of “shiteharu” and “yuuteharu” are often used in Kansan are […]

Good morning! This is Kurama Tengu(￣▽￣)b. “E” that is accompanied at the end of the sentence is mainly female […]