例文サイトSS（Sample Sentenses）

Vitamin C plays an important role in keeping us healthy.Most mammals produce it in their livers, so they never suffer from a lack of it. Curiously, however, some mammals, such as humans and apes, cannot do so. What happens when you lack this important vitamin? You might see black-and-blue marks on your skin. Your teeth could suffer, too: the pink area around them might become soft and bleed easily. These are just a couple of good reasons to eat plenty of fresh fruit.

Japan’s New Nationalism「日本の新しいナショナリズム」🗾🌏

Japan’s New Nationalism: Pride with Openness In recent years, Japan has started to show a stronger sense of national pride. This change is not about rejecting other countries or foreigners. Instead, it is about valuing Japan’s culture and people , while also respecting other nations and diversity. A New Kind of Nationalism Some people call this trend “ positive nationalism ” or “ constructive patriotism .” It means loving one’s country and traditions, but also being open to the world and cooperation. In 2025, a new party called Sanseitō became popular for saying “Let’s protect Japan.” Their message was not to exclude foreigners, but to protect Japan’s culture, small businesses, and education system. At the same time, Sanae Takaichi , a conservative but modern politician, became the new leader of the Liberal Democratic Party. She supports stronger defense and constitutional reform, but also talks about technology, equality, and friendly relations with other countries. Why Is T...

Plant's secret power

　In August of 1771, Joseph Priestley put a small branchof the mint into a transparent closed space with a candle that burned out the air until it soon went out. After 27days, he lit the extinguished candle again and it burned perfectly well in the air that previously would not support it. So Priestley proved that plants somehow change the composition of the air. In another celebrated experiment from 1772, Priestley kept a mouse in a jar of air until it collapsed. He found that a mouse kept with a plant would survive. These kinds of observations led Priestley to offer an interesting theory that plants restore to the air whatever breathing animals and burning candles remove - what was later coined by Lavoisier "oxygen". 【　Vocabulary　】 *lit lightの過去形) transparent(透明な) extinguish(火を消す)

Kinds of green tea

Green tea has long history in Japan and strong ties with Japanese culture. Because of this, one might think that green tea comes from a plant unique to Japan. However, all tea, no matter what its color or taste, comes from the same plant. Then what causes the differences in taste and color? They are, in fact, the result of different ways of growing the tea and treating it after it is picked.

True smile and Fake smile

The smile may no longer be an effective way to mask one's true feelings. Some psychologists have claimed that true smiles and false smiles use different muscles. For example, in the true smile, the muscles surrounding the eyes tighten, while the cheek muscles pull the corner of the lips upward. On the other hand, in the false smile, the muscles between the eyebrows move slightly, while the muscles around the mouth pull the corners of the lips downward. If the psychologists' claim is proven to be true, perhaps people will worry less about what they say and more about which muscles to use when they smile.

A Difference of gesture

Physical gesture may have different meaning in different cultures, and misunderstanding these signal can sometimes be embarrassing. I once had an experience which I have never forgotten. Some years ago, I took some foreign students to Kyoto. I counted them with the index finger, which is common in Japan. But one of them became quiet and looked puzzled. When I asked him what was the matter, he replied. "In my country, we count people with our eyes. We only use our finger to count pigs." 　Also, he uses gesture while speech. ↓ She often show this gesture. Pointing someone isn't good gesture depending on country.

Mittens' Tree Rescue「ミトンズ、木から救出される」

Once upon a time, there was a happy cat named Mittens. Mittens loved to play with toys and cuddle with her owner, Sarah. Sarah loved Mittens too and made sure to give her plenty of food, water, and attention. One day, Mittens got stuck in a tree while chasing a bird. She meowed loudly for help, and Sarah heard her. Sarah quickly called the fire department, and they came to rescue Mittens. They used a ladder to reach her and bring her down safely. Mittens was a little scared, but she was happy to be back on the ground with Sarah. From that day on, Mittens was more careful when chasing birds and never got stuck in a tree again. 昔々、幸せな猫のミトンズがいました。ミトンズはおもちゃで遊んだり、飼い主のサラと一緒に抱き合ったりするのが大好きでした。サラもミトンズが大好きで、食べ物や水、そしてたくさんの愛情を与えていました。ある日、ミトンズは鳥を追いかけて木に登ってしまい、取り残されてしまいました。ミトンズは助けを求めて大きな声で鳴きました。サラが鳴き声に気づき、すぐに消防署に電話をしました。消防士たちはハシゴを使ってミトンズを救出し、無事に地面に戻しました。ミトンズは少し怖かったけれど、サラと一緒に地面に戻れてとても嬉しかったです。その日から、ミトンズは鳥を追いかけるときにはもっと注意深くなり、もう二度と木に取り残されることはありませんでした。