2 我有三个外国朋友。一个是中国留学生，另一个是印度主厨，还有一个是从加拿大来的软件开发工程师。（用“一个....，另一个....，还有一个....”）
3 生孩子后，我不能轻松得搬家。受附近有没有幼儿园，有没有儿童医院等限制太多了。（用“受....限制....”）
4 跟韩语一样，日语也把动词放在宾语的后面。（用“跟....一样....”）
（用“有的人...，有的人...，像我这样...的人...”）
2我工作很忙，再说，今天太热了，这个暑假我们不去旅游吧。
（用“....，再说，....”）
3. 和北京的物价相比，这里的物价太便宜了。
（用“和....相比，....”）
4. 从大学毕业后，我在上海工作，但是考虑到父母的年龄，去年我辞去工作回家乡。
（用“考虑到”）
5. 我见过这个人，不过至于他住的地方，我不知道。
（用“...至于....”）
2.孩子们太忙了，每天光是功课多写不完。（用“光...都...”）
3.这里是我出生的地方，也是我爸爸出生的地方，还是我爷爷长大的地方。（用“是...，也是...，还是...）
4.那家拉面店的老板得病。怪不得那家店倒闭了。（用“怪不得”）
5.即使天气很好，他也不愿意出去。（用“即使...也”）
Japanese people really like soaking in the bath. I was very shocked when I knew that most people in other countries don't soak in the bath...!
We started to soak in the bath from the 6th century which was a kind of Buddhism culture.
There were public baths in Edo, which was a Japanese capital about 200 years ago. We still have them, but the number of them is decreasing every year.
Public baths in Edo were unisex that is unbelievable in current Japan.
After the end of the Taisho era, which was 1912 to 1926, people got to have bathtubs in their own houses.
We still have bathtubs in houses!
There is an interesting culture related to bath in Japan.
We put citrons into the bath on the Winter Solstice.
The reason why we do such a thing on the Winter Solstice is that ancient Chinese and Japanese people believed that after the Winter Solstice Sun regained its power and thought we had to clean our bodies by then.
Since Japan has lots of volcanos, there are many hot springs in Japan as well.
Not only human enjoy hot springs but also monkeys and capybaras like soaking in hot springs!
I myself love soaking in the bath so much.
If you come to Japan, you should try hot springs!
2.开始时，我觉得很难，后来慢慢习惯了，然后我觉得不太难。（用“开始时...后来...”）
3.好像明天台风来了。（用“好像...”）
4. 这个电影很有名，我班的同学没有人没看过。（用“没有人没”）
5. 你不喜欢这个皮包吗？我倒觉得它很可爱。（用“倒...”）
Kimono is a Japanese traditional costume which has several types.
There is a Kimono for ceremony. We call them “first formal dress”.
As first formal dresses, there are “Uchikake” for wedding bride and “Mofuku” for funeral service.
We also have “second formal dress”
Most famous second formal dress is “Furisode”. In Japan, when we turn 20, girls wear it and participate in coming of age ceremony.
There is a “going out Kimono”（literal translation)in Japan.
When we go to a casual party we wear it.
We also have “basic Kimono” and “Yukata”.
They are the most casual Kimono. Although, there are few Japanese who wear the above three kinds of Kimono in current Japan, many girls still have Yukata. They wear it at fireworks festival in Summer.
2. 到处都有新鲜的水果和蔬菜。（用“到处都”）
3. 我爸爸已经退休了，他想去哪儿就去哪儿。（用“想去哪儿就去哪儿”）
4. 快要开始考试，他还没来。难道他把考试时间记错了吗？（用“难道”）
5. 他身体不好，酒、烟、什么的都忌了。（用“什么”)
1.现在石油价格这么贵，是不是和日元贬值有关系呢？
2. He was too busy to eat lunch and went to a meeting.（用“连...都...”）
2.他太忙了，连午饭都没吃去了会议。
3. In order to get a scholarship, I’ve never been late.（用“为了....从来不...”）
为了领奖学金，我从来不迟到。
4. Speaking of high school life, I remember that I played soccer at sports ground everyday.（用“一提起....，就会想起....”）
4. 一提起高中时代，就会想起每天在运动场踢足球的日子。
5. If you go to Tokyo, hurry up, otherwise you will not be in time.（用“得...，否则...”）
5.你要去东京的话，得快去，否则来不起。
*I picked up those sentences from a Chinese text book written in Japanese and I translated them from Japanese.
There can be unnatural English sentences..!
So if you could correct me, please check Chinese sentences only, thank you!
I would like to introduce two of Edo’s wonderful professionals who made Edo be the cleanest city in the world.
1. Pottery repairman
In the Edo era, most of the people used potteries in daily life but potteries were very fragile, so there were pottery repair men in Edo.
They used pasted rice flour to repair potteries. They joined broken parts by using pasted rice flour
and then baked them to harden them.
Thanks to them, people in Edo could use the same potteries for a long time, which was really eco-friendly.
2. Waste paper collection man
There were professionals who collected waste paper on the streets and sell them to recycling companies. Wast papers were sorted depending on their states. The worst papers were used as toilet papers.
First of all, Japanese paper was stronger than western paper, so it is said that Japanese paper was unchanged for hundreds of years.
Edo was a perfect recycling society so there are few garbage. That was why Edo was called the world’s cleanest city. However, current Japan is discharging a large amount of garbage. So I think we have to learn a lot of things from Edo people!
1虽然我英語学六年了，但现在还用不了。
2. Not only young people, but also elderly people use Wechat, so we can say WeChat is the most influential SNS company in China. (应该用“不光....，也”的语法。）
不光是年轻人，老年人也用微信，所以我们可以说微信是在中国有最大影响力的社交网络。
3. If only you find problems, you can definitely find their resolutions.
3.只要会发现问题，就一定找到解决办法。
4. Apart from working as a cram school teacher, he also works at a cafe.（应该用“除了...，还”的语法。）
除了当补习学校的老师，他还在咖啡屋打工。
5. Most of the people living there are working on IT. (应该用“几乎都”的语法。）
住在那儿的人几乎都涉及IT。
*Since my English isn't perfect at all, so maybe there are many English grammatical errors as well, but hope some native Chinese speakers correct me, thank you.
