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Monthly Archives: August 2021
Sunday J-POP (Japanese Pop) – Garasu no Palm Tree (ガラスのPalm Tree) by Sukiyama Kiyotaka & Omega Tribe
Another Sunday J-pop time! How have you been? I have been singing lots. There will be another performance on Bank holiday Monday. Today’s song is called 「Garasu no Palm Tree」by Kiyotaka Sugiyama & Omega Tribe. I have found a very … Continue reading
JAPANESE ANIME PICTURE BOOKS’ STORIES – アニメ絵本話 “Hoshitori Meijin/The Expert in Catching Stars”
This is about a Japanese Picture book story – A rolling rice ball [omusubi kororin]. Continue reading
Sunday J-POP (Japanese Pop) – Wagamama Na High Heel (我がままなハイヒール) by Kaoru Akimoto (秋元薫)
Another Sunday J-pop time! How have you been? I had a great night on Friday. I sung. Music have energetic power and hearing power. Today’s song is called 「Wagamama Na High Heel」by Kaoru Akimoto. In 1986, the album called [ … Continue reading
Posted in Japanese J-POP, Japanese Language, TODAY'S NEW WORD
Tagged 80's J-pop, City pop, Cologne, Cologne 2, Disco tic, Funky, J-pop, Kaoru Akimoto, Wagamama na High Heel
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The Center Fixes Wheelchairs Is To Be Set up At Paralympic Village
According to NHK Net News Web Easy, The Tokyo Paralympic begins on 24th. About 4,400 athletes from approximately 160 countries and areas are participating it. Many athletes stay at the Paralympic Village at Chuo ku, Tokyo. Inside the Paralympic Village, … Continue reading
A Japanese Children’s Song – 童謡 [Peach Boy] “Momotaro” (桃太郎)
Introducing a children song for a rainy day Continue reading
A Japanese slang – Disuru (ディスる)
Explain a Japanese slang [emoi] means Continue reading
Sunday J-POP (Japanese Pop) – Dream In The Street by Noriyo Ikeda (池田典代)
This is the introduction of 1979 J-POP song. [Dream in the street] by Noriyo Ikeda, arranged by Tatsuro Yamashita Continue reading
Posted in Japanese J-POP, Japanese Language, TODAY'S NEW WORD
Tagged 80's J-pop, City pop, Disco tic, Funky, J-pop, Love song, Noriyo Ikeda, Tatsuro Yamashita
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A Japanese Event in August – A Japanese Summer Festival Obon [夏祭り/おぼん]
What is the Summer Festival・Obon? Obon (おぼん)is a Buddhist festival celebrating the return of the spirits of one’s ancestors. Toro (とうろう) lanterns are lit to welcome the ancestors back to the house. Having said that some religions does not do … Continue reading
Posted in Japan Travel, Japanese custom, JAPANESE EVENTS, JAPANESE FOOD, Japanese Language, JAPANESE LIFE, JAPANESE SOCIETY
Tagged Ancestors, Bon Odori, Bonchochin, Bondana, Candyfloss, Cotton candy, Fireworks, Folk dancing, Goldfish scooping, Hanabi, Kingyo sukui, Mukaebi, Obon, Okuribi, Saidan, Shruoma, Summer Festivals, Tokyo Ondo, Toro
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Sunday J-POP (Japanese Pop) – Pride by Miki Imai
This is the introduction of 1984 J-POP song. [Only with You] Continue reading
Posted in Japanese J-POP, Japanese Language, TODAY'S NEW WORD
Tagged City pop, J-pop, Love song, Miki Imai, Overture, Pride, Tomoyasu Hotei
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JAPANESE ANIME PICTURE BOOKS’ STORIES – アニメ絵本話 “Fukuro no Somemono ya/The Owl’s dye shop”
This is about a Japanese Picture book story – A rolling rice ball [omusubi kororin]. Continue reading
The 6 Olympic Athletes Who Did Not Follow the Rules Not Participate
According to NHK Net News Web Easy, There are rules to follows at The Tokyo Olympic in order to prevent from spreading the corona virus. On 1st of August, the Tokyo Olympic organizing committee has made ID cards of six … Continue reading
8 Japanese Expressions for Illness
The Illness expressions When you get Japan you might end up being sick. But if you know simple expressions how to describe your feeling it will be great help to doctors as well as to yourself. Here are some of … Continue reading
Posted in Japanese Language, JAPANESE LIFE, TODAY'S NEW WORD
Tagged Illness, Japanese expression for illness, sickness
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Sunday J-POP (Japanese Pop) – Fragile by Tatsuro Yamashita
This is the introduction of 1984 J-POP song. [Only with You] Continue reading
Posted in Japanese J-POP, Japanese Language
Tagged City pop, Fragile, J-pop, Love song, Tatsuro Yamashita
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