MINATO
靴、履いた?
Kutsu, haita?
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Have you put on your shoes?
- 靴
- kutsu
- shoes
Three characters.
Three questions a day.
Everyday words. Short scenes. Your pace.
ONE SMALL MOMENT
Japanese, one short scene at a time.
MINATO
靴、履いた?
Kutsu, haita?
Have you put on your shoes?
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THREE FAMILIAR FACES
A doorway. A quiet break. A garden.
Find Japanese in their everyday moments.
AT THE DOOR
A moment before you head out.
A PAUSE AT HOME
A few words in good company.
AMONG THE FLOWERS
Something small to notice.
YOUR DAILY VISIT
Three questions total. New words + review.
Explore the idea of a short daily visit through the characters and written scene on this introduction page.
Try today’s three, with English guidance.
Make a choice. Notice the meaning.
Return on different days to open short scenes.

A few words.
Then back to your day.
GOOD TO KNOW
This page introduces HaRow.
Try the short written scene preview below.
HaRow is intended for adults beginning Japanese, with English guidance and everyday vocabulary. It’s a small practice game, rather than a full language course.
The concept is a short visit with three questions, mixing new words and review. This page offers a written scene preview, with no audio or saved progress.
This introduction page does not save learning progress. You can reveal the meaning of the short written scene here.
You can try the short written preview on this page. This introduction page does not provide a link to the game.
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LITTLE MOMENTS, BEYOND THE GAME
A little hello.
Keep in touch.
Meet Minato, Daichi, and Rei in our posts, and follow along as HaRow grows.
FROM INSTAGRAM
Photo postおはよう。
Ohayō. Good morning.
Three smiles. One little hello.
A small Japanese greeting with Minato, Daichi, and Rei.
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