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Cool Kanji – 国字 Posted onMarch 1, 2019 After taking a extended vacation late last year (I was a little burned out from translation), I’m back in the Japan Times with an article about some of my favorite Japanese phrases: “Japanese that’s so beautiful it belongs in a museum.” ...
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was introduced alongside the changes of the Meiji Period it’s possible to be left with the impression that there was a connection there. There is no direct connection. The story was simply brought up as an example of the many interesting ways in which people in Japan acquired last names. ...
The fact that the same-sounding word can be spelled with different kanji characters and have multiple meanings makes Japanese names unique. Nature, virtue, character depth, hopes, and plans for the future predominate in the qualities embodied by traditional Japanese baby names. Here are a few of...
Japan uses a seven-day week, aligned with the Western calendar. The seven-day week, with names for the days corresponding to the Latin system, was brought to Japan around AD 800 with the Buddhist calendar. The system was used for astrological purposes and little else until 1876. Much like...
or have you heard of any of the names like these in the past? By the way, if you ever wonder how the Japanese name(written in Kanji) is spelled out, or pronounced, the following site is a great resource for finding out the info. I use it quite often myself. 人名漢字辞典 – ...
WakanaYoung + na [a kanji used for its sound rather than its meaning] (若那), fresh young leaves (若菜). A reference to theTale of Genji.OiranThe Great Mirror of Love,Eishi,Kitagawa Utamaro WakanouraPossibly 和歌浦, 'inlet of harmonious song."Kitagawa Utamaro ...
When it comes to Japanese names, while Yuuki may appear to be a girl’s name to most English speakers, it is really more usually used as a boy’s name. Several alternative kanji combinations can be used to write it, but the most commonly used combination signifies “gentle hope.” It ...