Choose the picture you want to create
Decide what the listener should remember about the place. A coastal town with a lively market is easier to picture than several unrelated statistics. Do not invent facts about a real place and present them as verified.
Write a simple setting sentence
Use a familiar description and check unfamiliar vocabulary with Mocchi. A fictional setting lets you focus on language without making unsupported travel claims.
| Japanese | Romaji | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| 私の町は海の近くにあります。 | Watashi no machi wa umi no chikaku ni arimasu. | My town is near the sea. |
Add a feature and an activity
Choose details that fit together, such as a market and visiting it on weekends. Keep each sentence short enough that you can explain its meaning. These become two more sentences in the five-part introduction.
Add your personal connection
Explain what you like or remember. This gives the listener a useful opening for a question instead of ending with a factual list.
| Japanese | Romaji | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| 週末に市場へ行くのが好きです。 | Shūmatsu ni ichiba e iku no ga suki desu. | I like going to the market on weekends. |
Try the introduction from keywords
Use setting, feature, activity, connection and closing as notes. In a suitable AI Sensei conversation, answer a question about one detail. Do not treat a missing word as a reason to abandon all five sentences.
Revise the detail that blocked communication
Ask Mocchi for a focused explanation or correction, then introduce a different place with the same planning method. For ongoing practice, compare current study and speaking access with the routine you will actually repeat.