# HANA 365

> Little words. Big Japan energy.


## Posts

- [SUMIMASEN: The Word You'll Use Everywhere in Japan](https://hananights.com/dictionary/sumimasen/): A versatile phrase often used to call staff or say excuse me.
- [OTOSHI (お通し): Why Did I Get Food I Didn't Order?](https://hananights.com/dictionary/otoshi/): Small appetizer often linked to a table charge at izakayas.
- [KANPAI (乾杯): What It Means in Japan](https://hananights.com/dictionary/kanpai/): Japanese toast meaning Cheers.

## Pages

- [Privacy & saved words](https://hananights.com/privacy/): This first version has no newsletter, contact form, advertising, or visitor registration.
- [Meet Hana](https://hananights.com/about/): Hana Miller is a 22-year-old Japanese-language student from Philadelphia.
- [Read the comic](https://hananights.com/episodes/): Start at the beginning.
- [Dictionary](https://hananights.com/dictionary/): Search in English, romaji, or Japanese. Find the moment, learn the word, and save it for later.
- [Little words. Big Japan energy.](https://hananights.com/): From your first “cheers” to that mystery dish. Explore real-life Japan with Hana, one cute comic and one useful word at a time.


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