JAPAN IN ONE MINUTE ~”Onigiri” has long been a favorite of the Japanese~ It’s said that samurai during the Sengoku period ate onigiri between battles.Because they were easy to carry and lasted longer, onigiri were considered practical battlefield food. Summary Onigiri is a simple yet iconic Japanese food, originally valued as a preserved meal and […]
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JAPAN IN ONE MINUTE Tap to listen: “Sumimasen” ©ondoku3.com Eexcuse me : In daily life, “Sumimasen” is used like “excuse me.”For example, if you want to talk to someone on the street, call a waiter at a restaurant, or pass in front of someone, you say “Sumimasen”.It’s polite and softens your approach. Thank you :
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JAPAN IN ONE MINUTE ~The meaning of our name ‘Minto’~ ↓Check the meaning of “doh“
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JAPAN IN ONE MINUTE ~A cultural path of respect, harmony and personal development~ In Japanese culture, the word “道”, pronounced “do” (doh) or sometimes “to” (toh), literally means “way” or “path.” But beyond this, it carries a deeper spiritual and philosophical meaning. In Japanese tradition, “do” is the philosophical path behind many disciplines. You’ll find
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