The other day, when Shibuya was in a riot and have wreak havoc on controlling people who dress-up in disguise, I was taking part in an event that one famous English newspaper's director telling us what to do and how to do when reading such materials.

I initially thought that newspapers written in English are kind of cheesy since it's targeting Japanese English learners. However, it covers any kind of stuff that we can enjoy and feel fulfillment in common.

In this page, I would like to share some information.

Here's some pros for reading it. (mainly pointed for Mainichi weekly)

• readers are able to read script without dictionary, it contributes spending less time for learning English.

• with voice-reading function, readers improve listening skill.

• 5-6000 words included in one volume
so that readers received enough information and enough amount of sentences for reading practices.

•non-subscribers can also use website.
(毎日ウィークリーサイトにアクセス）

Let’s Try: make headline!

I show an article so try to make appropriate headline!!

Japan ( ) make ( ) for ( ) shopping bags mandatory.

Q) The government has decided to make it mandatory for retail shops to charge for plastic shopping bags to reduce waste. The new policy will likely be written into the Act on the Promotion if Sorted Collection and Recycling of Containers and Packaging. (continued)

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