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Author: RoYuMi
The magical charm of Ningyo Joruri Bunraku: the puppet theater that captivates hearts
The Ningyo Joruri Bunraku puppet theater is a traditional Japanese art form that has captivated audiences for centuries. Its origin dates back to the 16th century with the Ningyo Joruri puppet theater, which became popular throughout Japan. This form of artistic expression combines narrative singing, traditional music and elaborate puppetry to tell exciting and dramatic… Read more
Underwater colonization: challenges and possibilities of living at the bottom of the ocean
Welcome to the future! Deep ocean exploration is one of the last frontiers humanity has yet to discover. The deep ocean, particularly the Mariana Trench, is one of the most mysterious and least explored places on Earth. In the depths of the ocean, scientists have discovered new species of life, as well as vital information… Read more
Today’s Kanji – Rain 雨 (ame) – Learn Japanese
The word “rain” in Japanese is represented by the kanji 雨 (あめ, love). It consists of four horizontal lines on the inside, which represent drops of water falling from the sky. At the top, we find a vertical line that symbolizes the surface of the earth. The combination of these strokes evokes the idea of… Read more
Daniel Sada: The Mexican pen with Japanese roots that conquered literature
In the world of Mexican literature, there are figures who have left an indelible mark through their works. Daniel Sada, a talented Mexican writer and poet of Japanese descent, became a benchmark in contemporary Mexican literature. In this article, we will explore the life and literary legacy of Daniel Sada, whose pen has conquered the… Read more
Valuable Lessons We Can Learn From Kimetsu no Yaiba Anime
The Kimetsu no Yaiba anime, also known as Demon Slayer, has gained tremendous popularity in recent years. However, the series is not only an exciting and action-packed story, but also offers a variety of valuable lessons and messages that we can apply to our daily lives. One of the things we can learn from Kimetsu… Read more
The importance of live cultural interpretation of the Japanese language: Beyond literal translation
In an increasingly globalized world, the need to communicate in different languages is increasingly important. This often translates into the need for live interpreting, where the interpreter must transmit a message from one language to another in real time. However, when it comes to interpreting the Japanese language, there are certain cultural and linguistic aspects… Read more
Akira Kurosawa’s Ran: An Emotional Epic of Power and Betrayal in Feudal Japan
“Ran” is an epic film directed by acclaimed Japanese director Akira Kurosawa, which tells the story of a powerful samurai warlord who decides to divide his kingdom among his three sons. From this point, the story unfolds through a series of violent conflicts and betrayals that play out in a world of samurai honor, duty,… Read more
Gamers in Japan: The culture behind video games in the land of the rising sun
If you’re a fan of video games, you’ve probably heard of the reputation Japanese gamers have. Home to some of the world’s biggest video game companies, including Nintendo, Sony, and Capcom, Japan has been a center of video game culture for decades. So what makes Japanese gamers so special? Well, for starters, many Japanese take… Read more
A Meeting of Cultures: The Presence of Large Western Furniture in Japan
In Japan, the adoption of large Western furniture has been a growing trend in recent years. Although the traditional Japanese aesthetic is characterized by its minimalist approach and the use of low furniture such as tatami mats and futons, many Japanese homes are choosing to integrate larger furniture from the West. This trend is partly… Read more
The city of the future: what a metropolis several kilometers underground would look like
Building a city several kilometers underground is an unprecedented architectural and urban challenge. Unlike the construction of buildings and communities on the surface, the underground city would require very specific planning and design to ensure the safety, livability, and sustainability of the city. First, structural safety would be a key concern. At great depths, the… Read more