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herosik
The Anime Realm
2y
A little about Karuta, a little about Chihayafuru. / Trochę o Karuta, trochę o Chihayafuru.
A little about Karuta, a little about Chihayafuru. / Trochę o Karuta, trochę o Chihayafuru.
Recently he wrote a text about Gintama, changes in Japan and the Shinsengumi in general. Since you like the topic, I'm posting something today. This time I will write a dozen or so sentences about the
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hirohurl
Liketu
3y
Iroha Karuta 10.2: A Thief's Siesta
Iroha Karuta 10.2: A Thief's Siesta
In my previous post about the Japanese "Iroha Karuta" playing card game I looked at a common proverb used to illustrate the tenth card in the sequence. The tenth card illustrates the tenth syllable
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hirohurl
Liketu
3y
Iroha Karuta 9.2: Good Medicine Tastes Bitter
Iroha Karuta 9.2: Good Medicine Tastes Bitter
It's been a few months since I last posted about the Japanese "Iroha Karuta" card matching game of proverbs. Last time, I got as far as the ninth card, which is "Ri," (り) the ninth
hirohurl
Liketu
4y
#Index4Index - How To Tell If Someone Is Honest...
#Index4Index - How To Tell If Someone Is Honest...
This is the ninth card in the Japanese series of proverb that illustrate the Japanese "alphabet" (or, more correctly, "syllabary'). At least, this card is ONE of the proverbs that illustrate
hirohurl
Liketu
4y
#Index4Index - Gather dust into a mountain...
#Index4Index - Gather dust into a mountain...
The 8th syllable in the old Japanese "iroha syllabry" is pronounced "chi," and written: "ち". Chi is therefore the initial sound of the eighth proverb in the "Iroha
hirohurl
Liketu
4y
#Index4Index - Don't Overlook What Is Close By
#Index4Index - Don't Overlook What Is Close By
In Japan in the days of yore people lit their rooms with oil lamps which they placed on lampstands. The darkest place in the room turned out to be the place immediately under the lampstand where it cast
hirohurl
The CTP Swarm
4y
Brevity is the Soul of Good Content
Brevity is the Soul of Good Content
How influencer Andrew Tate demonstrates this rule in his email copy.
hirohurl
Liketu
4y
Like nailing jelly to the wall!
Like nailing jelly to the wall!
The seventh Japanese proverb in some versions of the Iroha Karuta puts together two familiar but incompatible items from Japanese life: tofu and a carpenter's nail... The closest "dynamic equivalent"
hirohurl
Liketu
4y
The hated kid outfaces the world
The hated kid outfaces the world
This is my translation of the Japanese proverb, "Nikumarekko yo ni habakaru," which is included in the "Iroha" card game deck. "Nikumarekko" = "hated child" "yo
boxcarblue
appics
8y
Because it wouldn’t be a new year with it ...
Because it wouldn’t be a new year with it ...
Because it wouldn’t be a new year with it ...
tamito0201
japanese
8y
【コンテスト】@steemit-jpコンテスト＃22「子供の頃に遊んだ、日本の遊び」
【コンテスト】@steemit-jpコンテスト＃22「子供の頃に遊んだ、日本の遊び」
今日は@steemit-jpさんのコンテスト＃22「子供の頃に遊んだ、日本の遊び」について書いてみたいと思います。 コンテストの詳細は、以下の通りになります。

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