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Reading: でるくいはうたれる
Translation: The stake that sticks up gets beaten down.
Note: This proverb well known to foreigners as a symbol of Japanese “conformity” culture.
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Reading: でん���のほうとう (denka no houtou)
Translation: “The family’s treasured sword.”
Meaning: An effective tactic or tool, but one which should only be used at critical moments.
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惚れた病に薬なし (horeta yamai ni kusuri nashi) English Translation: “There’s no medicine for falling in love.” #japanesequote #japan #studyintokyo #learnjapanese
The ringing of the bells for 108 times during the New Year at Buddhist temples in Japan is called Joya no Kane and is carried on Japanese radio. ⛩#japanfacts #japan #studyjapanese #studyintokyo
負けるが勝ち (makeru ga kachi) English Translation: “To lose is to win.”
Meaning: The wisdom it shares says that it’s sometimes better to lose and avoid worse conflict than to continue foolishly fighting. #japanesequote #japan #studyintokyo #learnjapanese
猪突猛進 (chototsumoushin) English Translation: “Charge headlong.”
Meaning: “Wild boar”. They’re stubborn and charge head-first.
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Neko jinja (猫神社) is a cat shrine built in the center of Tashirojima island in Japan. See more @ https://t.co/93fEJVtJwy #cats #japan #studyintokyo #learnjapanese
八方美人 (happou bijin) English Translation: “Everybody’s friend.”
Meaning: To describe someone who tries to please everyone. They try to be everyone’s friend, and so they’re not loyal to anyone.
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The traditional Japanese umbrella, wagasa (和傘 ), was introduced to Japan from China during the early Heian period (794-1185). See more @ https://t.co/AjWOWq02ih #wagasa #japan #studyintokyo #learnjapanese
The title daimyo (大名) began to be applied to military lords who exercised territorial and proprietary control over private estates that divided the country at the time. See more @ https://t.co/2WkX7tN6bb #japan #studyintokyo #learnjapanese #daimyo
The origin of manga may date back all the way to 12th century scrolls. Modern manga has been historically and culturally influenced by pre-War Japanese culture and arts, and the events following WWII. See more @ https://t.co/aBQB2J9XGq #japan #studyintokyo #learnjapanese
Japanese hand fans were originally used by the Samurai class and Japanese aristocrats. They were initially used as a form of material to write on to communicate messages, a symbol of status, and even as a weapon. https://t.co/RKywtO7KXo #japan #studyintokyo #learnjapanese
案ずるより産むが易し (anzuru yori umu ga yasushi) English Translation: “It’s easier to give birth than to think about it.”
Meaning: “Don’t worry about it.”
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The Ghibli Museum is a dedicated showcase of the works from the esteemed Japanese animation studio. Its doors opened in October 2001, offering a fascinating glimpse into the world of Studio Ghibli. https://t.co/juLsldTMBW #studyintokyo #learnjapanese #japan
花より団子 (hana yori dango) English Translation: “Dumplings over flowers” or “substance over style”
Someone who would prefer a practical gift over a beautiful one. Someone who is more pragmatic than superficial. #japanesequote #japan #studyintokyo #learnjapanese
雲散霧消 (unsan mushō) Literally: scattered clouds, disappearing mist
This means: Disappear without a trace. #japanesequote #japan #studyintokyo #learnjapanese
雨降って地固まる (ame futte chi katamaru) Literally: after the rain, earth hardens
This means: Adversity builds character. #japanesequote #japan #studyintokyo #learnjapanese
The Seven Gods of Fortune (七福神 / Shichi Fukujin) are a staple of Japanese mythology and folklore and are popular subjects for figurines or carvings. See more @ https://t.co/8y4LdeLK9w #ShichiFukujin #japan #studyintokyo #learnjapanese
The proper term for suicide performed by cutting one’s abdomen open with a knife is seppuku. 🥷#japanfacts #japan #studyjapanese #studyintokyo
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