The most representative example is Kamakura in Kanagawa Prefecture. Kamakura is the location in Kamakura City, Kanagawa Prefecture, where Minamoto no Yoritomo established the Kamakura Shogunate, the center of Japan’s first samurai government. The number of tourists visiting Kamakura exceeds approximately 20 million annually. It is a temple and shrine tourist destination on par … Read More
Description for Kinkaku-ji The golden World Heritage Site, Kinkaku-ji Temple. Its official name is Rokuon-ji Temple, but it is commonly known as Kinkaku-ji Temple because its most famous structure, the Shari-den Hall (Golden Pavilion), is covered in gold leaf. Located in Kita Ward, Kyoto City, it is a temple of the Rinzai sect’s Shokoku-ji … Read More
The surname of the shogunal family of the Edo shogunate, which lasted for approximately 260 years. Originally a local lord in Matsudaira Village, Kamo District, Mikawa Province, who used the Matsudaira surname, but changed it to Tokugawa during Ieyasu’s time. The Edo Shogunate began in 1603 (Keichō 8) when Tokugawa Ieyasu established it, and … Read More
O primeiro caractere no centro é a forma antiga do caractere de Shibuya. Quase não se vê mais esse caractere hoje em dia, mas ele era usado até o início do período Showa. Parece que alguns japoneses ainda usam essa forma antiga em seus sobrenomes. Esse caractere é um kanji que significa "gosto amargo", "estagnar", ... Leia Mais
Descrição para Secretamente Um samurai de baixa patente que se dedicava à exploração sob ordens secretas de seu senhor. Termo genérico para detetives no período Edo. Também é chamado de Shinobi no mono, Ninja e espiões. Inicialmente, os membros das castas Iga e Koga eram usados para atividades secretas pelo xogunato, mas o 8º xogum, Tokugawa Yoshimune, reorganizou… Leia Mais
Description for Samuai Samurai in Japanese Katakana. The verb “Saburafu”, which means to refrain from your aides, was turned into a noun, and was also called “Saburai”. The word “Samurai” can be seen in “Nihon Shoki”, but in the Heian period, there were samurai and samurai chiefs who served the Empress and Chugū, and … Read More
1. A medium-sized bird in the Yotaka family that catches and eats insects in the evening. 2. A person who walks at night. In particular, in the Edo period, the prostitutes of the lower level who drew customers on the street at night. Japan call “Yo taka”.
Explicação do estilo: O temperamento, a atitude e a aparência são refrescantes e o apelo sexual é evidente. Possui boa compreensão da sensibilidade humana, especialmente nas relações de gênero. Está familiarizado com as circunstâncias do mundo Hanayagi. Diz-se "Sui" e "Iki" em japonês.
In the history of techniques that produce works in theaters such as Gagaku, Noh, Bunraku, Kabuki, Japanese music, folk performing arts, music, or traditional craft techniques such as pottery, lacquer, dyeing, metalwork, woodwork, bamboo, etc. , It means something with high artistic value. Japan call “Mu kei bun ka zai”.
É um espírito de abnegação baseado em pensamentos extremamente puros, que combina nobreza e orgulho, uma forte vontade que não se curva a ninguém e uma mente inabalável. Em japonês, diz-se "Samurai damashii".
1. One of the Japanese style seasonings. Steamed soybeans, fermented by adding salt and koji. 2. Something similar to miso in color and condition in the shells of crabs and shrimps. 3. Proud advantages. A point where the ideas and ideas were broken.
1. Make it discount for customers and get things done. Also, its goods. 2. Menstruation (お is prefix and Language of princes in Japan at long ago) Japan call “O ma ke” in Japanese Hiragana.
A wrestling in which two players try on the ground and win the opponent if they defeat or move out of the ground. Japan has always been held in Japan and is considered a national sport. Or Sumo wrestler’s abbreviation.
As clothes worn by people, it may be used in the same sense as clothes, but it is often referred to as Japanese clothing. It often refers to so-called long clothes. This is a one-piece style that is held in place with a band in front, regardless of the fabric, pattern, or dyeing, and … Read More
Descrição do Nirvana Em japonês, é chamado de “nehan”, e também é escrito como “nai-on” ou “nai-otsu”. É uma transcrição fonética da palavra páli “nibbāna” e da palavra sânscrita “nirvāa”. O termo tem origem no significado de “extinto”, referindo-se originalmente ao estado em que a chama da vida se extingue, ou seja, … Leia Mais
Description for Harakiri (read as Seppuku) 1. Use your own sword to cut your stomach and die. 2. One of the punishments imposed on samurai during the Edo period. The lightest of the death penalty. In front of the autopsy, a kaishakunin shot down his neck from behind as he cut his belly. Japan … Read More