• Vol. 92: kanji (Jan.28, 2010)
• Vol. 91: mushi? (Nov.17, 2009)
• Vol. 90: No! dame akan iken (Sep.17, 2009)
• Vol. 89: O gata? A gata? B gata? AB gata? (Jul.8, 2009)
• Vol. 88: Nihon chizu quiz (May.5, 2009)
• Vol. 87: chatta (Mar.5, 2009)
• Vol. 86: tara ba (Dec.23, 2008)
• Vol. 85: to Automatically same result Pick one nara (Oct.21, 2008)
• Vol. 84: �Eara�Ea�Eo�Eara (Jun.17, 2008)
• Vol. 83: hitohada nugu? (Jun.17, 2008)
• Vol. 82: SAKURA? (Apr.22, 2008)
• Vol. 81: Kabuki? (Feb.19, 2008)
• Vol. 80: (1)Nihon chizu quize (Dec.18, 2008)
• Vol. 79: jikan ga yomenai? (Oct.23, 2007)
• Vol. 78: tsume ga amai? (August. 2, 2007)
• Vol. 77: itadaita denwa? (June. 7, 2007)
• Vol. 76: Italy ryori? France ryori? Knkoku ryori? (Apr. 12, 2007)
• Vol. 75: usso- (Feb. 16, 2007)
• Vol. 74: Meiji-dori?　tori? (Dec. 18, 2006)
• Vol. 73: migi?　hidari? (Oct. 23, 2006)
• Vol. 72: No parking (Aug. 29, 2006)
• Vol. 71: Using abstract ko_ so_ a_ in conversations (Aug. 29, 2006)
• Vol. 70: Kore Sore Are (Apr. 25, 2006)
• Vol. 69: ichi-ji ame (Feb. 28, 2006)
• Vol. 68: Baka?(crazy?) Baka? Baka? (Dec. 27, 2005)
• Vol. 67: Using Keigo for oneself?? Huh? (Nov. 1, 2005)
• Vol. 66: Keigo(Polite/Teineigo,Honorific/Sonkeigo,Humble/kenjogo) (Aug. 30, 2005)
• Vol. 65: itsu oide ni narimasu ka? (When will you go?) (Jun. 30, 2005)
• Vol. 64: itsu irasshaimasu ka? (When will you go?)
• Vol. 63: itsu ikaremasu ka? (Keigo)
• Vol. 62: What is honorific language? (Keigo)
• Vol. 61: New math
• Vol. 60: kimasu
• Vol. 59: ikimasu kaerimasu
• Vol. 58: Kyoto ni? e?
• Vol. 57: taste aji
• Vol. 55: ga kita(to come)
• Vol. 54: _tai desu ka?
• Vol. 53: oto ga nagareru toile(t)
• Vol. 52: kiru? haku?
• Vol. 51: nugu? toru?
• Vol. 50: hara-hara
• Vol. 49: hara-hara doki-doki
• Vol. 48: oishi sakana
• Vol. 47: sakana
• Vol. 46: mu... fu... mi...
• Vol. 45: ma ma
• Vol. 44: shiritori
• Vol. 43: maru, sankaku, batsu, shikaku
• Vol. 42: taka----i! (very expensive)
• Vol. 41: water (mizu)
• Vol. 40: hai
• Vol. 39: difficult? muzukashi desu ne...
• Vol. 38: o? go?
• Vol. 37: anata you?
• Vol. 36: Breaking the Ice (Heart Opener)
• Vol. 35: Icebreaker (Heart Opener)
• Vol. 34: 0141 o i shi i (delicious)
• Vol. 33: Kanji counting
• Vol. 32: Green... midori? ao?
• Vol. 31: hito no fundoshi de sumo o toru!?
• Vol. 30: miso...soybean past?
• Vol. 29: me ga tobideru!?
• Vol. 28: watashi ga ... watashi ga ... watashi ga ...
• Vol. 27: restaurant o tabemashita!
• Vol. 26: "-mashita" is not a past tense!
• Vol. 25: kao ni kaite-ar
• Vol. 24: What day is donichi?
• Vol. 23: gomennasai...I'm sorry
• Vol. 22: maho no kotoba...kara, node, de
• Vol. 21: Pole-san Pole-kun Pole-sama
• Vol. 20: zenzen oishi!
• Vol. 19: . . . . . . .
• Vol. 18: su...su...su...hakushon
• Vol. 17: ue? shita?
• Vol. 16: giri-choco: Made in Giri
• Vol. 15: Watashi wa penguin
• Vol. 14: Juhachiban
• Vol. 13: Shrunk Japanese
• Vol. 12: buri (yellow tail?)
• Vol. 11: shirimasen wakarimasen (I don't know)
• Vol. 10: obaaaa-san
• Vol. 9: tasukete? tetsudatte?
• Vol. 8: goro-goro (lying about)
• Vol. 7: tsumaranai mono (boring gift)?
• Vol. 6: oare really stormy
• Vol. 5: Bride has "tsuno"??
• Vol. 4: many minds???
• Vol. 3: wide face? light mouth?
• Vol. 2: official receipt
• Vol. 1: Like & Dislike

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