Una persona che conosci bene e che stimi con affetto e fiducia. In giapponese si dice Tomo-Dachi. Il kanji Tomodachi, che significa "Dachi", è un suffisso che esprime pluralità di persone, persone che condividono aspirazioni e azioni e sono sempre in stretto contatto tra loro. Si usa anche al singolare. Pertanto, piuttosto che considerare la parola... Leggi tutto
1. Un colore tinto o tessuto che sembra cambiare in verde o viola a causa dei raggi luminosi, come l'ala di un insetto. 2. Un termine che si riferisce a espressioni ambigue che possono essere interpretate in vari modi a seconda del punto di vista o della posizione. I giapponesi chiamano "Tama mushi iro"
It represents someone who has attained enlightenment. The term “Buddha” is not a proper noun, but rather means “enlightened one” or “one who has attained enlightenment.” Most people think that Shakyamuni Buddha is the Buddha, but this is not the case. In Japan, before the Meiji period, the term “Buddha” was not used, and … Read More
Japan is the only country in the world with a prohibition of war in its constitution A movement in which the will to oppose war is organized by a positive desire to pursue peace, to prevent the outbreak of war, or to end the ongoing war. After World War II, the anti-war movement was … Read More
1. being satisfactory or in satisfactory condition. 2. free from fear or doubt. 3. free from danger or risk. 4. secure from risk. chinese calls Mo-Man-Tai but no there Japanese Kanji characters like that.
Description for Love love, amor, affection. 1. a quality proceeding from feelings of affection or love. 2. a deep feeling of sexual desire and attraction. 3. a strong positive emotion of regard and affection. 4. a positive feeling of liking. It’s said Ai, in Japanese. The way of saying is different from the abbreviation … Read More
A true heart without hesitation or doubt. Also, an innocent heart. A heart that is empathetic and considerate of others. Japanese says “Ma gokoro”. Buddhist language. True devotion. Japanese says “Shin shin”.
A parson of strength. Political leaders and dictators who rule with power. Japanese says “Kyo sha”, “Tsuwa mono”.
1. the power to entice or attract through personal charm. 2. qualities that attract by seeming to promise some kind of reward. Japanese says Mi-waku.
Special techniques used in military strategy during the samurai era. These techniques were used for purposes such as espionage, information gathering, plotting, and assassination, and involved disguises, invisibility, and trickery to take advantage of people’s weaknesses and act boldly and swiftly. The origins of these techniques can be found in China’s Sun Tzu’s Art … Read More
Description for innovative reformist, reform-minded, progressive, progressive, progressive, forward-looking, modern. favoring or promoting reform. favoring or promoting progress. ahead of the times. Its read Shin-po-teki as kanji, in Japanese.
entusiasmo, zelo, la caratteristica di essere intensamente emotivo. traboccante di gioia o approvazione entusiasta. un sentimento o un'emozione forte. una sensazione di eccitazione. In giapponese si dice Jo-netsu.
A general direction in which something tends to move. trend, tendency. A way of expressing something (in language or art or music etc.) that is characteristic of a particular person or group of people or period. expressive style, style.