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Let's begin Sake life !
83 students

Let's begin Sake life !

Japanese words and Japanese culture through Sake and Food
Last updated 11/2024
English

What you'll learn

  • To get basic knowledge about Sake
  • To know some Japanese word about Sake
  • To understand some expressions to order Sake in a restaurant
  • To know some Japanese cultures around Sake

Course content

8 sections9 lectures48m total length
  • Introduction9:07

Requirements

  • Curiosity about Sake, Japanese language and Japanese culture

Description

In 2024, Japanese alcohol drink (Shou-Chu, Awamori and Sake) is registered on UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage list. It means to increase the fun of Sake and Japan. There are many people who are curious about Japan, Japanese people, Japanese words, Japanese culture and Japanese food and drink.

Sake is the representative of these Japanese something. However, there are many misunderstandings on Sake like "Sake is sweet", "Sake makes drunkenness” or "Sake is cheaper and poor taste".

This course provides the knowledges and the ideas about Japan through Sake in order to be known Japan and Sake precisely.

It is helpful for the people who has a plan to visit Japan or who want Japanese food and Sake in their countries. 

So, this course includes the following topics.

- Pairing Sake and Food

- Sake metrics

- Types of Sake

- Ordering Sake

- Cup and Bottle for Sake

- Events and Sake in Japan

- examination for knowledge level check

Please understand that this course does not intend to force to drink Sake and not Marketing of Sake. This course is cultural and educational course using the knowledge of Sake and several Japanese words. 

Many foreigners say that Japan is the famous country by Anime, Manga and Ramen.

I would say "Also Sake exists in Japan !!! "

Who this course is for:

  • People who are interested in Sake living outside Japan
  • English speakers
  • Students of Japanese language