6-Linguistics-Languages-Japanese

amae

reciprocity or interdependence in relationships {amae}.

banzai

Japanese for Ten Thousand Years! {banzai}.

bunke

family branch, as opposed to main line {bunke}.

bushido

samurai code {bushido}.

chado

tea ceremony {chado}. Wa-kei-sei-jaku are the four tea-ceremony essentials: balance, respect, purity, and tranquility. Wabicha is tea-ceremony style.

choaku

punishment {choaku}.

do in Japanese

discipline {do, Japanese}.

do-gaku-jitsu

Learning involves: discipline, academics, and practice {do-gaku-jitsu}.

furyu

finding one's place as part of the whole {furyu}.

gagaku

traditional instrumental music {gagaku}.

gaku

academics {gaku}.

geisha

professional artist and conversationalist {geisha}.

giri

obligation or responsibility {giri}.

giri-ningo

tension between obligation or responsibility and personal feelings or desires {giri-ningo}.

hara-kiri

suicide {hara-kiri}.

hokku

one haiku poem {hokku}.

honke

main family, as opposed to branch {honke}.

honne

formal {honne}.

iemoto

highest person, position, or location in traditional art {iemoto}.

ikebana

arranging flowers {ikebana}.

in

yin as opposite of, but interacting with, yo {in, Japanese}.

jitsu

practice {jitsu}.

kaizen

change for good {kaizen}.

kakemono

vertical scroll painting {kakemono}.

kara-sansui

style of gardening compared to empty mountain or stream {kara-sansui}.

kazen

reward {kazen}.

kazen-choaku

Teaching methods {kazen-choaku} can use rewarding virtue and punishing vice.

kokuro

heart {kokuro}.

kokutai

nationalism {kokutai}.

ma in Japanese

space between two things {ma, Japanese}.

makoto

sincerity {makoto}.

mikado

emperor {mikado}.

mono awase

matching worldly objects {mono awase}.

mono no aware

Consciousness of impermanence can cause feelings of nostalgia, beauty, and regret {mono no aware, Japanese}.

monomane

worldly-object imitation {monomane}.

mu in Japanese

absence {mu, Japanese}.

ningo

personal feelings or desires {ningo}.

omote

front {omote}.

origami

paper folding {origami}.

sabi

ancient, mellowed, deep, or simple {sabi}.

seiketsu

clean {seiketsu}.

seiri

tidy {seiri}.

seiso

standard {seiso}.

seiton

orderly {seiton}.

shibui

restrained {shibui}.

shitsuke

disciplined {shitsuke}.

shodo

calligraphy {shodo}.

sumi-e

painting in ink with brush {sumi-e}.

tatemae in Japanese

informal {tatemae, Japanese}.

tokonoma

alcove used to display object {tokonoma}.

ura

back {ura}.

wa

harmony or balance {wa}.

yo

same as yang and opposite of, but interacting with, in, which is same as yin {yo}.

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