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2016年7月25日 · The History Behind Japan's 'Janken' Game. SoraNews24 Updated July 25, 2016. Learning Japanese Deeper Japan. en.wikipedia.org. Rock-paper-scissors, or Janken in Japanese, is a cultural keystone in Japan, with all kinds of disputes, disagreements and predicaments being resolved through the game’s simple mechanics.
2017年10月16日 · The Japan Guy's Latest. In Japan, paper-rock-scissors is known as 'jan-ken-pon.' Children here use it to decide virtually everything—and this means that if you're a schoolteacher, 'janken' is one of the very first skills you need to pick up!
2018年1月17日 · Namakura Gatana, a silent short anime from 1917, is regarded as the oldest piece of Japanese animation with a surviving print, and using it as a starting point for the medium, makes anime 100 years old. In celebration, the Association of Japanese Animations has released a 15-minute video that looks back on landmark Japanese animated works.
2016年10月10日 · The sunny secret of the first Tokyo Olympics. The 1964 Tokyo Olympics—the first Olympic Games ever held in Asia—began at a rather late date for the summer event: October 10. With the Japanese people desperately wanting the opening ceremony for the Games to take place on a sunny day, statistical research was conducted on past weather patterns.
2019年2月18日 · Date: March 18, October 18 (annually) Time: 11:30 a.m., 2 p.m. and 3:30 p.m. Location: Asakusa Sensoji Temple. Kinryu no Mai means “The Dance of the Golden Dragon,” and involves eight people controlling the shimmering dragon to gracefully move through the air, appearing to chase after a lotus-shaped golden ball.
2023年1月17日 · When Nagata passed away in 2018, he left his collection to his home prefecture. It includes outstanding and rare examples of Hokusai’s work that cannot be seen anywhere else. Over the course of his lifetime, Hokusai is said to have used some 30 different names.
2016年10月31日 · Kagura is a ritual dance associated with autumn that, according to legend, was entertaining enough to coax the goddess of the sun to come back out of a cave and light the world again.
