Dec. 1, 2024
There's an old Japanese house in the north part of my town.
Nobody lives there, but it belongs to Mr. Hirayama, who lives next door.
The house is a typical Japanese house, along with there's a huge tree in the garden.
It is said to be around 1000 years old and designated as a natural treasure in my town.
In 2022, a movie called "Bosei" was filmed there.
I think it means "maternal instincts."
You can watch it on Netflix.
The main characters are relatively popular actresses named Erika Toda and Mei Nagano.
私の町の北の方にとても古い家があります。
そこにはだれも住んでいませんが、平山さんという隣に住んでいる人のものです。
その家は典型的な日本の家で、それに加えて庭に大きな木があります。
その木は樹齢1000年と言われていて、町の天然記念物に指定されています。
2022年に「母性」という映画がそこで撮影されました。
その意味はmaternal instincts だと思います。
それはネットフリックスで見れます。
メインキャラクターは比較的人気の戸田恵梨香と長野明です。
その話は面白いですが、厳密には楽しい話ではありません。
でも、少なくてもその美しい庭と家が見れます。
An Old House With a Massive Tree
Nobody lives there, but it belongs to Mr. Hirayama, who lives next doorALSO POSSIBLE: It is now deserted, but it belongs to my next door neighbor, Mr. Hirayama.
The house is a typical Japanese house, along with there's with a huge tree in the garden.
It is said to be around 1000 years old and designated as a natural treasure in my town.
In 2022, a movie called "Bosei" was filmed there.
I think it meanALSO POSSIBLE: I think it could be translated as "maternal instincts."
ALSO POSSIBLE: You can watch ithis film on Netflix.
The main characters are relatively popular actresses named Erika Toda and Mei Nagano.
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Thanks for sharing this.
An Old House With a Massive Tree
There's an old Japanese house in the north part of my town.
Nobody lives there, but it belongs to Mr. Hirayama, who lives next door.
The house is a typical Japanese house, along with there's a huge tree in the garden.
It is said to be around 1000 years old and designated as a natural treasure in my town.
In 2022, a movie called "Bosei" was filmed there.
I think it means "maternal instincts."
You can watch it on Netflix.
The main characters are relatively popular actresses named Erika Toda and Mei Nagano.
An Old House With a Massive Tree
There's an old Japanese house in the northern part of my town.
"north part" is okay, I think many native speakers would say it this way.
Nobody lives there, but it belongs to Mr. Hirayama, who lives in the house next door to it.
The grammar here is perfect.
But, you may want to specify if:
① Hirayama-san lives next door to you, か
② Hirayama-san lives next door to the old house
The house is a typical Japanese house, along withnd there's a huge tree in the garden.
It is said to be around 1000 years old and is designated as a natural treasure in my town.
In 2022, a movie called "Bosei" was filmed there.
I think it means "maternal instincts."
You can watch it on Netflix.
The main characters are played by the relatively popular actresses named Erika Toda and Mei Nagano.
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Really great post sachisachiさん
That's cool about the movie!
An Old House With a Massive Tree
There's an old Japanese house in the north part of my town.
Nobody lives there, but it belongs to Mr. Hirayama, who lives next door to me.
It's a little unclear whether you mean "next door to the house" or "next door to me." I think you mean "next door to me." I would add "to me" after "lives next door" just to make your sentence more clear.
The house is a typical Japanese house, along withnd there's a huge tree in the garden as well.
It is said to be around 1000 years old and is designated as a natural treasure in my town.
"Natural monument" is another word you can use besides "natural treasure."
In 2022, a movie called "Bosei" was filmed there.
I think it"bosei" means "maternal instincts."
I think 母性本能 means "maternal instincts," and 母性 just means "maternity" or "motherhood." It seems that the English movie title is "Motherhood."
You can watch it on Netflix.
The main characters are played by relatively popular actresses named Erika Toda and Mei Nagano.
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Sounds like an amazing house and tree!
Just curious, why does your neighbor own the house even though he doesn't live there?
An Old House With a Massive Tree
There's an old Japanese house in the north part of my town.
Nobody lives there, but it belongs to Mr. Hirayama, who lives next door.
I assume you mean he lives next door to the house, not next door to you.
The house is a typical Japanese house, along withnd there's a huge tree in the garden.
It is said to be around 1000 years old and is designated as a natural treasure inof my town.
In 2022, a movie called "Bosei" was filmed there.
I think it means "maternal instincts."
You can watch it on Netflix.
The main characters are (played by two) relatively popular actresses named Erika Toda and Mei Nagano.
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