Geisha/geigi/geiko Everyday in October (GEDIO) 2022 Day 29: Two Japanese geisha/geiko/geigi women in the ochaya in Kyoto, Japan. A brunette Japanese geisha/geiko/geigi woman is dancing with her eyes closed, the other Japanese geisha/geiko/geigi woman is playing the shaimisen; a Japanese guitar with three strings in the ochaya in Kyoto, Japan, in Sketchbook #geisha#geishaart#geiko#Japanese#japan#Sketchbook#abstract#abstractart#abstractdrawing#ochaya#shimisen#Kyoto
Hi everyone, I am Norbert, a Data Architect and photography enthusiast living in Tokyo. I am mostly going to post travel and daily life photography, topics related to my Japanese Language learning, impressions from cafés that I went to (or newly discovered), and some other random musings. よろしくお願いします。
All the photos below were shot on film with a Mamiya 6 medium-format camera.
The source code of the software for submitting the documents is even not available.
How would it be possible to verify its legality without the source code? The software governments provide must be #FOSS, whose legality and legitimacy can be freely verified.
Pork and daikon curry soup on brown rice, with a side of aloo chat for lunch.
The #Indian salad combination of apple, potato, carrot and mint leaves, dressed in lemon juice and chat masala, is a perfect match with the #Japanese style soup curry!
We were talking about the #Filipinoo and #Tagalog languages a few days ago…
“The Japanese interest in PH indigenous languages”
“WITH close to 200 languages spoken all over the country (based on many different counts), the Philippines has such a large number of languages that the number of Filipino linguists documenting these languages might never be enough. Most linguistic studies done in the Philippines are in the realm of applied linguistics, but this is not surprising because there are many real-world language problems in developing countries like the Philippines. Actually, studies on (Philippine) English are more common among Filipino linguists than those on Philippine indigenous languages.”
Hello. It's another #JMusicFriday this time I'd like to see some #CertifiedBanger in here, so show me your favorite japanese Bangers. Here are some of mine:
#japanese#anime I got to series 3 episode 6 or so of Kingdom before figuring out why the English subtitles for the names didn't match the sounds... Turns out they were transliterating the Chinese kanji for English, but the Japanese voices were saying the Japanese sounds for the characters. (D'oh!!)
But it is really cool to recognize the kanji in Chinese--I knew theoretically that Japanese and Chinese had a lot of the same characters pronounced differently, but it's wild to see it in action.
Hi! ? My name is Renkon or renkotsuban. I am a 4th gen 日系人, born and raised in Hawaiʻi. I've been living in #Japan since 2008. I am #nonbinary and go by they/them.
Japanese view the idea of Wabi-Sabi as, looking for beauty in imperfection, and nothing is permanent or complete.
I am not perfect, I certainly am not permanent (Though I wish for immortality) and though I am not broken, I am not yet complete. In conclusion, looking at the evidence, I must be Wabi-Sabi.
I learnt an interesting word yesterday! It’s 鯖缶 (canned mackerel). 鯖 (さば-saba) ”mackerel” stands for サーバー “server”. 缶 (かん-kan) “can” stands for 管理者 (かんりしゃ) “administrator”. So in the context of Mastodon, 鯖缶 is a server admin :) #Japanese#vocabulary#LanguageLearning