Three little particles carry all of Japanese movement and location: に for destinations and times, へ for direction, and で for where things happen and how you get there.
Making plans to head out.
Tap a line to hear it. Shadow mode leaves a gap after each line — repeat it aloud, then hear it again. Don’t worry about being perfect; worry about being out loud.
Two roads running side by side — going somewhere.
A wheel seen from above, axle and all — a car.
Rice sprouting from the ground — dinner says come.
A brush working over the sun — writing until sunset.
The sun over the temple — it keeps the time.
The sun caught between gate doors — the gap in between.
Rain over a rice paddy with a lightning tail — electricity.