JAPAN IN ONE MINUTE ~ What we can learn from “Wabi sabi” ~ Summary “Wabi sabi” is a Japanese way of seeing beauty in imperfection, impermanence, and the natural aging of things, teaching us to appreciate simplicity and the fleeting moments of life.
JAPAN IN ONE MINUTE ~ Understanding the Beauty of Imperfection: “Wabi sabi” in Everyday Life ~ Summary “Wabi sabi” is a Japanese way of seeing beauty in imperfection, impermanence, and the natural aging of things, teaching us to appreciate simplicity and the fleeting moments of life.
JAPAN IN ONE MINUTE ~ A Guide to Using “Kawaii” in Japanese Culture ~
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JAPAN IN ONE MINUTE ~ The Real Meaning of a Japanese Cultural Icon ~ Tap to listen: “Kawaii” ©ondoku3.com Example Phrases Cute, Adorable・This stuffed toy is “Kawaii“!Cute, Charming・That dress is really “Kawaii“!・The new anime character is so “Kawaii“.Cute, Precious・The baby’s smile is truly “Kawaii“.Cute, Endearing・That cat’s movements are incredibly “Kawaii“.Cute, Sweet・Her voice is really “Kawaii“.Cute,
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JAPAN IN ONE MINUTE ~ Is the world’s oldest national anthem a love song? ~ Kimigayo wa :“Kimi” can refer to the emperor, or more broadly, to someone important to you like a beloved leader or even a loved one. “yo” means “era” or “reign,” so together it wishes for their lasting time. Chiyo ni
JAPAN IN ONE MINUTE ~The shortest and oldest lyrics in the world~ Kimigayo waChiyo ni yachiyo niSazare ishi noIwao to nariteKoke no musu made Summary Japan’s national anthem, “Kimigayo“, is the world’s oldest and shortest anthem, with just 32 poetic words from a poem written over 1,000 years ago.
JAPAN IN ONE MINUTE ~From the Pond to the Sky! Flying Fish Brings Good Fortune to Children~ Summary “Koinobori“is flown in Japan to celebrate Children’s Day and symbolize effort and growth.
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JAPAN IN ONE MINUTE ~Appreciation of Teachers: The Effort Behind Japanese School Sports Day~
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JAPAN IN ONE MINUTE ~More important than competition standings~ Summary “Undōkai” is more than just a school sports day. It’s a cultural event that builds teamwork with classmates, unity, and school spirit through fun and friendly competition.
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JAPAN IN ONE MINUTE ~A day of teamwork, competition, and school spirit~ “Undōkai” is not just about students competing. It’s a major event where teachers, parents, and even the local community get involved. The goal is to promote physical fitness, teamwork, and unity among students. It’s also a chance for all students and staff to
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