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Gosanke: Three Families of Nishikigoi
By: Kodama Koi Farm
Tags: Japanese Culture, Koi Fish, Japan, Koi, Japanese

There are over a 100 varieties of koi fish , and, to a new enthusiast with an untrained eye, it is overwhelming to try to differentiate them. Luckily, we can start with the gosanke — the big three- which are beautiful and yet simple to learn to recognize.

Gosanke translates literally to “the three families” in Japanese, and is not used uniquely in koi culture. It simply refers to the the most popular or admired three things within a group. In the world of koi fish ( known more properly as nishikigoi in Japan) the gosanke is the Kohaku, Taisho Sanshoku (Sanke) and Showa Sanshoku (Showa). It is no exaggeration that these varieties are well representative of most Japanese koi. The history of koi fish is a gorgeous mix of science and legend, and I will look forward to sharing more with you soon.

Kohaku Koi Fish

Kohaku: It is said again and again that it begins and ends with Kohaku koi . They are the base from which all other varieties are judged. Shiroji, or the white ground, is like the canvas on which the patterns can shine. Ideally, it is pristine snow white in color. Hi, or red colors, need to be consistent and bright. Kiwa, or the edges, must be sharp.

The balance of red and white pattern is the key. A stepped pattern from head to tail is most prized, and a round circle on the head is always popular.

Taisho Sanke: Often abbreviated to just “Sanke”, this breed is the rarest of the three. It has the red and white characteristics of the Kohaku with delicate sumi (black markings) sprinkled. The word sumi refers to the dark ink of calligraphy, so the black markings are preferred a deep inky shade. The balance is elegant and simple. Because Sanke koi are more difficult to breed, if the judging comes down to a few, the rarity of this variety will be taken into consideration.

Taisho Sanke Koi Fish

Showa: The Showa koi have the three colors of Sanke, yet theirs is not a white base with simple black marketings. It is a more sumi (black) base with dynamic and powerful patterns. The simple, sharp-black inky spots of the Sanke give way to what looks like beautiful brush strokes along the Showa bodies. Currently Showa seems to be the most popular of the three, and have won many championships. When I was younger (20 years ago) this was the opposite; Showa were the rarest of the three!

Apart from judging patterns, and body shape, as a buyer it is important to know the breeders history. In a show setting this would not be known or taken into consideration, but since koi breeding is a living art, knowing the lineage will help you understand how future generations will appear. Our family has a long history of caring for and raising beautiful koi, and we take pride in our art and our business. We welcome you to see our imported japanese koi for sale, and to read more on the history and care of these living jewels.
My Life in Poland as a Japanese
Tags: Japan, Tokyo, Poland, Warsaw, Japanese

A few months ago I saw this article and wanted to share my experience as well, as an Asian living in Poland myself.

A little bit about my background.

I’m Japanese and was living in Warsaw for 2 years, from summer in 2018 to autumn in 2020. Poland was my 3rd European country I lived after the UK and the Netherlands. It means I wasn’t completely new to European culture and European lifestyle, and this surely helped me a lot to kick off my new life in Poland almost seamlessly.

Due to my online-based-work, I’m location-independent and the reason why I moved to Poland was purely out of curiosity. Nothing related to a job, study or a partnership.

About Poles

Before relocation, I already knew that Poland is a homogeneous country (like Japan). Also I heard that the Polish is famous for racist (like Japanese). So, I was slightly unsure how comfortable I would be in Warsaw/Poland, despite having already lived in 2 European cities, London and Amsterdam, that are known for its very multicultural environment where I had no trouble with.

After 2 years of my stay in Poland, what I can say now is that Poles are very nice and I had literally no trouble with them. I was just worrying for nothing before coming to Poland.

If I try hard to remember, there were two occasions that guys said something to me in a very unusual manner. They spoke Polish, so I could not understand “luckily”. But these guys were apparently drunk and I don’t call it “a proper trouble” :).

As tons of other expats have already stated, I got many stares from people everywhere. And admittedly it was not always comfortable. But, again, nobody actually came up to me and said “Go back to your country!” stuff. They just started at me quietly, that’s all.

One caveat is that this is purely my experience and I don’t want to generalise it. Because I occasionally saw horrible stories in expat online forum about Asians (and foreigners in general) in Poland who went through nasty, even very dangerous, incidents.

So, all I can say is only my subjective view apparently. But on my personal level I had no trouble with Poles and I’ve been very grateful for their kindness and great generosity.

Quality of Life in Warsaw

For my entire stay I was based in Warsaw, so my view about this aspect would be very limited. Quite a few Poles actually told me that Warsaw is “special” and far more developed than other cities in Poland.
Movie Review: Godzilla Against Mechagodzilla (2002)
By: Patrick J Mullen
Tags: Godzilla, SciFi, Movie Review, 2000s, Japanese

Another awful title, and in this case, an awful poster as well. Despite this being the return of one of my favs in MechaGodzilla, I had my doubts on this one.

I don’t really know why I would have reservations about a Godzilla movie, to be honest. The ’60s and ’70s was really the only era in which you didn’t quite know what movie you were getting. Since Godzilla came back in the mid-’80s, every movie has been pretty much what you’d expect it to be, with perhaps the only exceptions (to my knowledge) being the American ones.

First off, the design of MechaGodzilla is pretty great. They sort of took the best elements from the ’70s and ’90s to give him a pretty badass look.

So, what’s the worst thing about any Godzilla movie? The human characters, obviously. This movie definitely tries to have some compelling characters, which makes sense, since MechaGodzilla is the one monster that’s controlled by humans. Yumiko Shaku does a pretty good job as the protagonist and operator/pilot of MechaGodzilla.

That having been said, the movie still drags a bit when the monsters aren’t on screen. It’s nice to see them trying with characters, but you still want to see some destruction and action.

And the action is good. Quite good, actually. It’s some of the best in the series to date.

There are constant explosions, and it’s just really fun to watch.

The miniatures are wonderful. You can still tell they’re miniatures, of course, but it’s probably the most detailed it’s been thus far in the series.

The great irony of Godzilla — this monster that fights literally dozens of other monsters — is that even though he’s a giant dinosaur, he generally just ends up fighting by punching a lot. I like that this millennium iteration of Godzilla is a bit more nuanced than that, but he still does a lot of punching. MechaGodzilla definitely makes up for this, though, because he has plenty of ways he can fight (even though he’s just punching in the gif above).

There’s some variety to the action, and while you always want more of it in a Godzilla movie, the double climax at the end takes up a good amount of the movie’s runtime. It’s quite satisfying.

Rating: 7/10
Watch KissAnime Online All Series And Seasons For Free
By: Ali Hassan
Tags: Kiss Anime, Anime, Kissanime App, Japanese

KissAnime is the art of Japanese animation intended primarily for adolescents and older people. That is why Japanese kissanime has gained immense popularity around the world. The success of the kissanime depends on the success of the manga (Japanese comics), so before you make a kissanime movie, look at how successful and popular the original manga was. When filming, the style of character rendering is usually preserved, but the plot can be changed, so many Latest APK advise reading the original version of the work you like.

The word “Kissanime” was born from the English animation, but due to the fact that the pronunciation of this word in Japanese and the more its spelling caused difficulties, they decided to reduce it as much as possible, and the word kissanime appeared. There are other theories according to which this word was born from the Latin anima, that is, “soul” or that in fact, this word comes from the French dessin kissanimé (“animation”). The Japanese themselves no longer remember how this word was born, so you and I can only build guesses and hypotheses.

The kissanime was first shown in 1917 (directed by Junichi Kouchi), this comedy film lasted only two minutes and was called “Namakura-gatana”. The very first kissanime with sound was painted in 1933 under the name “Chikara to Onna no Yo no Naka” (Kenzō Masaoka). The tradition of rendering characters with big eyes was laid by the mangaka and animator Osama Tezuka, later he was called the “god of manga and kissanime”

Now you know a little about where the kissanime came from and who were the founders and pioneers. And now I suggest you plunge with your head and go to the magical world of kissanime. I promise you that you will definitely like this world and you can find a genre that will be of particular interest to you.
Bookoff — the best place to buy books in Japan!
By: The Book Thief
Tags: Japanese Culture, Japanese Language, Japan, Japanese Literature, Japanese

I first came to Japan a couple of years ago. At that time I still did not have enough knowledge of the Japanese language to write and read fluently, yet I still wanted to get acquainted with some masterpieces of Japanese literature. So, I decided to buy some books — this would improve my reading skills and widen my vocabulary. Although I already knew that books are rather expensive in Japan, the prices in places such as Heiando or Kinokuniya were a little bit shocking. Well, I could spend two or three thousand yen for a book, but what if I will not be able to read them?

I almost gave up when I saw a bookstore near my university with a nice name Bookoff. This was basically a second-hand store, where you can not only buy books, CD’s, DVD’s, manga and computer games, but also sell what you do not need anymore. Everything is in a very good condition and for a really reasonable price — you could buy a book for one hundred yen. Prices may vary a little bit depending on the area where the shop is located (there is a large chain of stores throughout Japan), but books are still at least 10 times cheaper than the new ones in other bookstores.

The store itself is divided into several areas — manga area, CD-DVD-Games area and books and magazines area. Some stores also offer second-hand clothes, bags, shoes and other goods. There is a huge variety of manga — from pieces that were popular decades ago to the manga series that are still ongoing. So, name it — and you will find what you need. Outside the shop you can also find vending machines with anime characters.

Speaking about books, there are not only Japanese authors, but also European or American writers and you can find both Japanese and English versions. There is also a huge variety of textbooks and other materials that can be useful for studying.

If you have to take a long walk to the nearest Bookoff store, you can first make sure whether the book, manga or game you want to buy can be found in this particular shop — you can use a website for this. There is also an app where you can collect bonuses and receive discounts and coupons.

Coming to the conclusion, if you want to buy some Japanese books, manga or computer games but not sure if you want to spend a couple of thousands yen for a new version and would be satisfied with the second-hand one, then Bookoff store is the perfect choice.
We are preparing event Akicolle , make a use case, and Exchange has re-started. —ユースケースのイベント「秋コレ」の準備を進め、取引所が再開しました。
Tags: Exchange, Akihabara, English, Neetcoin, Japanese

We are preparing event Akicolle , make a use case, and Exchange has re-started. —ユースケースのイベント「秋コレ」の準備を進め、取引所が再開しました。 sp.nyan Follow Jan 18 · 4 min read

＊＊＊日本語はページ下部です。ページ半ほどからお読みください。

Dear NEETCOIN Users

We are preparing event Akicolle”秋コレ14" for make a use case. If currently in situation of Tokyo, Event host is planning event open as usual at 28th Feb.

At booth in event, It is also possible to sell goods as usual and pay for it with NEETCOIN. We have sale with some related goods. Also we are planning a discount only for NEETCOIN pay. Let’s bring your smartphone with light-wallet”Monya/Hebe” for NEETCOIN with advance prepare.

Event info;

Venue: Akihabara UDX 2nd floor, Akiba-Square. Tokyo, Japan.

Date: 28th Feb 2021 , 11:00–16:00 JST(GMT+9)

Pass: Free ( no Ticket )

Web: https://akicolle.com/event/akicolle/

Please read official web if you want more detail, however it in Japanese.

In other info, that is Exchange restarted, and more one.

The wallet on the CREX24 exchange has been suspended from the other day. But now is normally started already.

The reason is the wallet of Exchange sync stopped. We cooperated for solving this problem of Exchange and we provided data. So current situation is good so no worries since re-service.

We continue to active though, 2020 situation was no good due to COVID, and also COVID continued to affect market and us, you know. I hope it will be clear by solution within 2021.

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— 日本語

ユースケースとしてイベント「秋コレ14」を準備中です。現在の東京の状況であれば、イベント主催者は2月28日に通常通りイベントを開くことを計画しています。

イベントのブースでは、いつものグッズを販売し、NEETCOINでお支払いいただくことも可能にしています。いくつかの関連商品を販売しており、NEETCOIN支払いのみの割引を予定しております。 NEETCOIN用のライトウォレット”もにゃ/Hebe”をスマートフォンに用意していきましょう。

イベント情報：

場所：秋葉原UDX2階, アキバ・スクエア

日時：2021/2/28 11:00–16:00

入場無料

ウェブ：https://akicolle.com/event/akicolle/

詳しいことは公式ウェブサイトにて

さらに一つ、取引所の件についてです。

CREX24取引所のウォレットが先日から停止されました。しかし、現在は通常どおり正常に再開されています。

この理由は、取引所のウォレット同期が停止したためです。私たちはこの取引所の問題を解決するために協力し、データを提供しました。それにより、現在の状況は良好の状態にあり、再サービス以降の心配はありません。

私たちは活動を続けていますが、2020年の状況はCOVIDのために良くありませんでした。また、COVIDは市場と私たちに影響を与え続けました。 2021年以内の解決されよくなることを願っています。

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Top 5 Japanese Websites to Buy Used Items Online
Tags: Japanese Used Items, Japanese, Online Shopping, Used Items For Sale, Buy From Japan

Today, we are going to share with you the best Japanese websites to buy used stuff online. Where you can get used items are comparatively cheaper than the price of new items and save your significant amount of money.

So, without waste your time, let’s get started…

Below are list the top 5 Website to buy used Items Online from Japan:

Croooober Japan

Croooober Japan is one of the famous online shopping websites in Japan and which is dealing Used JDM wheels, body parts, brake, suspension, clutch, rear wing, steering, headlights, taillights, exhaust.

Netmall

It is also the most popular website in Japan offering all kinds of accessories such as — Digital Camera, Fishing Tackles, Home Appliance, Clothes, Guitar, Audio, Watches, Video Game and more.

Miracle Box

Miracle Box, one of Japan’s largest brand old clothes web shopping malls operated by Wonder Julia Co., Ltd, that offers branded Clothes, bags, shoes, miscellaneous goods, high brand, perfume, cosmetics, dishes, gifts, etc.

RECLO — リクロ

RECLO (リ ク ロ) is a high brand specialty resale store. If you want to buy a branded product, you can get it at a great price. It is a perfect place to find branded items like designer bags, wallets, tops, t-shirts, and other accessories.

Brand Peace

Brand Peace a luxury secondhand online store in Osaka, Japan. They are selling mostly women fashion & accessories. You can buy their items easily from anywhere in the world. Also, the item merged by price and brand, so you can easily get what you are exactly looking.

T here are many other Japanese used online stores, what are some of your preferences? Write the name in a comment.

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BORUTO-ボルト- - Next Generations Season 1 Episode 125 Full Episode GOOGLE*Drive
By: Melisa Anisa
Tags: TV Shows, TV Series, Television, Japanese

Boruto: Naruto Next Generations Season 1 Episode 125 Full Episode

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Runtime : 24 min

Genre : Action & Adventure, Animation

Stars : Ryuuichi Kijima (Mitsuki (voice)), Kokoro Kikuchi (Uchiha Sarada (voice)), Yuuko Sanpei (Uzumaki Boruto (voice)), Shinji Kawada (Aburame Shino (voice)), Ryoko Shiraishi (Akimichi Chouchou (voice))

Overview : Naruto was a young shinobi with an incorrigible knack for mischief. He achieved his dream to become the greatest ninja in the village and his face sits atop the Hokage Monument. But this is not his story. A new generation of ninja are ready to take the stage, led by Naruto’s own son, Boruto.

Boruto: Naruto Next Generations Season 1 Episode 125

Boruto: Naruto Next Generations Season 1 Episode 125

Boruto: Naruto Next Generations Season 1 Episode 125

Boruto: Naruto Next Generations Season 1 Episode 125

Boruto: Naruto Next Generations Season 1 Episode 125

Boruto: Naruto Next Generations Season 1 Episode 125 Full

Boruto: Naruto Next Generations Season 1 Episode 125 Full

Boruto: Naruto Next Generations Season 1 Episode 125 Full

Boruto: Naruto Next Generations Season 1 Episode 125 Full

Boruto: Naruto Next Generations Season 1 Episode 125 Full

Boruto: Naruto Next Generations Season 1 Episode 125 Full

Boruto: Naruto Next Generations Season 1 Episode 125 Full Episode

Boruto: Naruto Next Generations Season 1 Episode 125 Full Episode

Boruto: Naruto Next Generations Season 1 Episode 125 Full Episode

Boruto: Naruto Next Generations Season 1 Episode 125 Full Episode

Boruto: Naruto Next Generations Season 1 Episode 125 Full Episode

Boruto: Naruto Next Generations Season 1 Episode 125 Full Episode
Jomaniq offer
Tags: Blockchain, Japanese

Jomaniq offer

This is your chance to win 1BTC with $5.

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Collaboration planning of exchange and JMN coin.

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■Jack Pot campaign! What is a jackpot?

If you participate for 5 dollars per unit (about 500 yen in Japanese yen), you will win 1 BTC (1.1 million yen in Japanese yen!) By lottery!

This project has been realized with the kindness of the Jomaniq Foundation! !

※The winner will be notified by email with an algorithm.

Winners are distributed only when a reply is received.

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Nintendo Switch has passed 3 years
By: Hazekura Eikuu
Tags: Gaming, Bulletin Board, Nintendo Switch, Nintendo, Japanese

i ever believe it this game console. It is a very comfortable game environment if you open it. i guess more extreme gaming next year too than this years. because upcoming “Pokemon Sword and Shield” and “Animal crossing” releasing. i think Nintendo Switch was saw of Video Game in the future. cell phone gaming is more best price but no value of video games.

i think to buying for video game highly attractive. You can have a valuable experience by purchasing a video game.

it is a most experience

“Nintendo Switch” is creating every value of Video Game. let’s together purchase game of in Nintendo company. Game console in the Future waiting for you.

thank you all for game player. coming up!

P.S. Playstation and Sony company user get hate in japanese Nintendo Switch owner. because they were attack other game console of appeal. they said “Playstation is No1 only game console”. it is hurt user of other game console. they are look like Cult religion. if you can japanese language that please say them “you are shut up”.

please visit Japanese bulletin board of most popular game console

https://krsw.5ch.net/ghard/

good luck.
3 compelling Japanese concept for personal development
Tags: Personal Development, Personal Growth, Mindset, Concept, Japanese

The experience of personal growth is a fantastic feeling. Overcoming obstacles you never expected you would learn different skills, find out new sides about yourself and gain insights. Below you will learn about three Japanese concept you can apply while working on personal growth that will not add stress and help you develop in your own pace towards your goals.

Kaizen

Instead of pursuing for a massive change at once, aim making a minor one daily under a long time. Kaizen means continuous improvement, but if you’re to improve by 1% this will make a huge change. During the long run, you will have less stress but still continue towards your goal. Say you wish to develop a new habit, doing so gradually will have a greater success rate than starting out with too much at once. Imagine how much you can improve if you just try to do 1% better than yesterday each day.

Oubaitori

It’s not a secret that we feel worse by comparing ourselves to others. But we still do. The Japanese concept Oubaitori means that we should not compare ourselves. People who spend too much time on social media platforms feel worse than those who spent the time on alternative activities. Social media cause stress, anxious, low self-esteem and loneliness. Same goes if we compare our achievements to others, where we feel less happy what we achieved in relationship to others. Instead, focus on what you want to change and measure your progress.

Ikigai

Ikigai is the meaning of life, what motives you and get you excited. This gives you inner strength energy and brings satisfaction. Ikigai motivates you, keeping a strong Ikigai will fuel and help to continue on personal development. This is great as a charged battery, so you can feel you have the resources you need to take the steps needed.

Conclusion

Combining the tree Japanese concept of Kaizen, Obaitori and Ikigai can help you on your way towards your personal goals. First, strive for small changes during a long time will help you succeed better than making to big change at once. Second, make sure to focus on your own results and don’t compare yourself to others. Third, find your ikigai, your purpose, will help you keep your fire to keep going.
The Japanese giant SoftBank will invest in the Mexican platform Kavak
By: Alejandro Brega
Tags: Kavak, Mexico, Softbank, Startups, Japanese

The strong investments of the Japanese bank focused on technology center in Mexico. The rumor was confirmed: SoftBank will invest in the Kavak used car platform.

About Softbank

SoftBank is an empire of artificial intelligence companies, Internet businesses and new transport companies.

Softbank will allocate more than US $ 5,000 million in different startups in Latin America. One is Kavak, the Mexican company dedicated to the sale of used cars.

The car market… is it rentable?

The car market is one of the weaknesses of SoftBank, the bank that founded and leads the Japanese billionaire Masayoshi Son.

For example, in May 2018, SoftBank injected US $ 2.250 million into the General Motors autonomous vehicle unit, Cruise.

It was only a few months after he used US $ 9,000 million to acquire a 15% stake in Uber and after he bought a part of China’s leading travel firm, Didi Chuxing.

In October of that year, he allied with the automaker Toyota to announce the creation of a joint venture that develops autonomous driving technologies and shared transport services. together, they formed Monet Technologies.

But Latin America is a market that reveals Son and all signs indicate that it will be a key destination for its investments.

This Monday, it was known that it will invest part of a US $ 5,000 million fund reserved for Latin America in Kavak, the Mexican used car platform.

“We are proud to join and invest in Kavak Mexico”, Marcelo Claure, investment supervisor at SoftBank Group Corp in Latin America, posted on LinkedIn.

The announcement was a rumor circulating in business asses and comes two months after Reuters reported that SoftBank was in very advanced conversations to invest in the startup.

A second investment

Kavak is SoftBank’s second investment in Mexico, after the Japanese conglomerate specially focused on technology invested in the Clip payment firm.

They are presiding over a huge empire of artificial intelligence companies, Internet businesses and new transport companies that can collect large amounts of data on traffic patterns, passenger requests and other transport trends.

SoftBank is a true international “octopus” in terms of investments

At the beginning of 2018, in association with the government of Saudi Arabia, signed a memorandum of understanding to develop a solar park that will cost US $ 200,000 million and is exponentially larger than any other project of this type.

In Latin America, the bank also led a financing round of approximately US $ 17.6 million in the Brazilian used car platform Volanty, where the Kaszek Ventures fund in Argentina, which is also an investor in Kavak, also participated.

SoftBank also injected US $ 1.5 billion into the Chehaoduo Group in China, which has a leading used car site.
Whatever Happens, Happens.
By: Arisa Chelsea Ueno
Tags: Travel, Experience, Japan, Life Lessons, Japanese

“Whatever happens, happens.“ Me walking on the Angel Road in Shodo island, Kagawa prefecture, Japan🏝👒🌊

To regret something in the past doesn’t change anything. To worry about the future doesn’t solve anything neither. What we can change is the way how to receive the fact and how to apply the lesson for the future. We cannot assume what exactly will happen, but we can draw what we’d like to see in the future. If there is the reality we have to face, face it the earliest. The failures we consider are not failures if we convert them into practical learnings🤓

「なるようになる。」終わった事を悔やんでも何も変わらないし、不確実な未来を考えようとしもどうせ誰にも先は読めない。すべての事には意味があって、導かれるように進んでいった方向が道となる。細かくて小さい事に固執し過ぎず、大きくもっと自由に描いてみる。どうせ直面する事があるのなら、早めに直面して学びに変換する。

Depends on the time when the tide ebbs and flows, there are only certain hours of a day people can walk on the road in the ocean.

I know when we hear “future”, it sounds like something far away. But if we understand it’s just a result of successive of “day 1”, what kind of future do you see? Are you optimistic about it?

「未来」と聞くと遠くの果てにある大きなもののように思えるけど、それは目の前にある一つ一つの繰り返しの延長線上でしかない。日々の決意が未来に繋がっていく。チルに楽しむ事を忘れずに、やるべき事も要所要所で押さえておく。

For me, looking back a year ago, 2years ago…5 years or 10 years works well to see changes and imagine the future. The current moment is the future which we had imagined before. What do you think? Whatever kind of thoughts you have right now, we all have the ability to change positive impacts on ourselves and others. As long as you have a reason to move forward, it accelerated you to the place where you want to be. You are way more powerful than you think. Never underestimate the potential so as others’.

去年、2年前、3年前、5年前、10年前…そこと比べて今がどうあるか。振り返ってみると、実は今の自分は当時の自分が想像していた未来を生きている事に気付く。あっという間に過ぎ去ってしまうものだからこそ、未来の自分を思いやって小さな小さなステップを重ねていく。どれだけ歩幅が小さくとも、進んでいないように見えたとしても、進もうとする気持ち、何度も立ち上がっていく心がすべて🙆‍♀️人は自分で思っている以上のパワーを持っていて、秘めたる可能性だって大きい。そのポテンシャルをみくびる事なく自分を信じ、同じように周りの人のポテンシャルも信じる事。相手が持っている素敵なところを見つけて、伝えてあげる。持ってないものがあれば、お裾分けあるのみ。

Without mounting or confronting each other, just moving forward sometimes with skipping for joy. Be unique and different, and we even might be able to our original “The game of life”. Use your sense of humor to convert salty things to laughter.

歯向かい合うのではなく、チルにたまにスキップしながら前へ。完全オリジナルの人生ゲームが作れるくらいに、濃いエピソード作る。ネガティブに見える事も、全部最後はネタにして笑い飛ばしたら良い。(悪口はダメ、ゼッタイ🙅‍♀️皮肉を交えたユーモアに変換しちゃおう👐)
Disease name and their Japanese alternative :
By: Manasi Kulkarni-Lele
Tags: Translation, 日本語, Disease, Japanese

Disease name and their Japanese alternative :

1 kaze 風邪 かぜ a cold



2 infuruenza インフルエンザ influenza



3 haien 肺炎 はいえん pneumonia



4 kikanshi-en 気管支炎 きかんしえん bronchitis



5 seki せき cough



6 zensoku 喘息 ぜんそく asthma



7 hai-kekkaku 肺結核 はいけっかく tuberculosis (t.b.)



8 koo-ketsuatsu 高尾血圧 こおけつあつ high blood pressure



9 Toonyoo-byoo 糖尿病 とうにょうびょう diabetes



10 geri 下痢 げり diarrhea



11 jinzoo-byoo 腎臓病 じんぞうびょう kidney trouble



12 tei-ketsuatsu 低血圧 ていけつあつ low blood pressure



13 Shinzoo-byoo 心臓病 しんぞうびょう heart disease



14 shinzoo-mahi 心臓麻痺 しんぞうまひ heart attack



15 kanen 肝炎 かんえん hepatitis



16 moochoo-en 盲腸炎 もうちょうえん appendicitis



17 rin-byoo 淋病 りんびょう gonorrhea



18 hifu-byoo 皮膚病 ひふびょう skin disease



19 fumin-shoo 不眠症 ふみんしょう insomnia



20 gan 癌 がん cancer



21 mararia マラリア malaria



22 dengu-netsu デング熱 でんぐねつ dengue fever



23 korera コレラ cholera



24 zutsuu 頭痛 ずつう headache



25 fukutsuu 腹痛 ふくつう stomachache



26 mushiba 虫歯 むしば toothache



27 hashika 麻疹 はしか measles



28 kossetsu 骨折 こっせつ fracture



29 hakike 吐き気 はきけ vomiting



30 keiren 痙攣 けいれん cramp



31 odeki おでき boil



32 mahi 麻痺 まひ paralyzed



33 benpi 便秘 べんぴ constipation

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How to show your working class skills while consciously appropriating the japanese boro technique
By: Amber Jam
Tags: Art, Culture, Boro, Stitching, Japanese

How to show your working class skills while consciously appropriating the japanese boro technique Amber Jam Aug 27·3 min read

Since my childhood there has not been a day I wasn’t interested in other cultures, also did I not see myself immerged in one particular culture or having my ‘own’. My art practice has always been drawing lines, sometimes shaping figures, sometimes venturing into the world of colour, but I always preferred the black on white or reverse. Which is why I loved watching teachers writing on the chalkboard, forgetting the meaning behind those lines, always noting their feelings and thoughts.

Drawing lines or making stitches for me doesn’t seem so far apart. As a child I also loved to stitch paper together, to the delight of my elders it kept me occupied for a while.

Japanese culture has a way to draw lines, in my viewpoint, very clear, very slim, delicate, sometimes firm, sometimes broken. Lines show, where bodies end, but they can also illustrate scales, leaves, folds of clothes, grasses, gusts of wind, rocks, age lines etc.

Those fine art lines were, for a long time reserved to the higher classes of japan. Society was devided in such a way, that someone with a certain income was not to break etiquette by acquiering household items or clothing that did not fit his or her status.

Today, when I see rich kids dress in purposely torn jeans, I sometimes wish there was this kind of etiquette. For the lower income classes there’s always this magic of ‘fake it till you make it’. This can lead to crime but can also motivate and bring some kind of relief.

Eventually, in Japan, boro emerged from poverty and the lack of having new clothes or material big enough to make them. So they did patch work, and they did it in way, that today we see as very interesting and artful. In the western world in the last 100 years we have been confronted to the cut up culture of dada, which has always been a refuge from fascism, we have experienced the cuts and breaks, mixes and mashes from hip hop culture and we love it. We love putting things back together when they are broken, we despise buying something new if its still good.

I know I’m not talking for everyone right now, however big this slice of society might be, confronting the climate crisis, it is growing rapidly. We have learned that we don’t have to be communist or capitalist in order to survive. We have learned that all classes have their advantages challenges (except the lowest ones) and we show solidarity more often than before, in germany particularly through ranting in traffic.

Like the torn designer jeans, It will come of as mockery to wear boro when being a rich fark and not caring about the poor. But the practice of boro, which has to be learnt, experienced and trained, to me is a practice of compassion with those, that have nothing. It is a reminder, that life’s winter is nearing every day, and that one needs to be prepared when the time for the last stitches comes.
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Tags: Google, Cinema, Poetry, Japanese

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Title : The Caged Flower

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Stars : Misaki Morino, Uta Kohaku, Shingo Ota, Yumi Fukuda

Release : 2013–11–23

Runtime : 94 min.

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Chef vs Santoku Knife — Do you know the difference?
Tags: USA, Knives, Damascus, Cooking, Japanese

On the surface, a Chef knife and a Santoku knife can look quite similar. However, dig a little deeper and are very different. Whether you’re on your way to becoming a professional chef or just cooking at home, it’s important to learn the differences between these two knives so you can choose the right knife for the job.

Chef Knife vs. Santoku Knife

Before going through the main differences in both knives, let’s first discuss the similarities between them. Both are general purpose knives that can be used for a variety of tasks in the kitchen, including chopping, dicing, cutting, as well as cutting. As such, you will usually find one or both knives in each kitchen.

Compared to chef knives, the Japanese Kitchen Knives are composed of harder but thinner steel material that makes them suitable for precision tasks.

The santoku and chef knives can be distinguished mainly in terms of their origin and shape of the blade. And according to the shape of the blade, they adapt to different types of tasks when it comes to cutting and cutting.

Features of Santoku knives:

· These knives originated in Japan and the name Santoku translates as ‘three virtues’ symbolizes the characteristics of this knife cutting, chopping and chopping.

· They are usually smaller, lighter and thinner compared to their chef knife counterparts and can be more comfortable for people with smaller hands.

· The thinner blade allows for thinner and more refined cuts.

· They have no reinforcements, giving it a lighter frame that makes it easier to maneuver and cut food with ease.

· Some of these knives also come with Granton edges (or scalds), which create airbags between the knife and food that is cut so that it doesn’t stick to the knife.

· They generally range from the size ranges of 5 inches to 7.9 inches.

Best use:

· Cutting meat.

· Cut, chop or cut vegetables and fruits.

· Sowing cheese.

· Chop herbs or meat.

· Its broad leaves can help pull food out of a cutting board.

· Preferred for seafood due to its ability to cut with fine shapes.

Features of the chef’s knives:

· These knives are native to France and Germany.

· Designed with a broad blade that usually curves upwards to create a sharp tip.

· You can find these knives with double bezel design only.

· They are designed with reinforcement and are generally heavier to hold, giving you more weight and power at each cut.

· Some of these knives can come with a Granton edge.

· The chef’s knives generally range from 6 inches to 12 inches. The 8-inch versions are most commonly used by chefs.

Best use:

· Versatile cutting needs.

· Cut, cut and enjoin the meat.

· Sowing cheese.

· Dicing, chopped and chopping vegetables and fruits.

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Title : The Caged Flower

Genre : Drama, History

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Release : 2013–11–23

Runtime : 94 min.

Production : Shimamura Hirofumi

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