Japanese Saying – Saru mo Ki kara Ochiru
When you feel good at something, any failures seem to be a big deal. But is that so? Saru mo Ki kara ochiru. Is a Japanese saying that is perfect for this situation.
When you feel good at something, any failures seem to be a big deal. But is that so? Saru mo Ki kara ochiru. Is a Japanese saying that is perfect for this situation.
Since we´ve become a text generation, we use many emotion signs like
or ;D. But have you ever seen Japanese Kaomoji? Sometimes I can´t even read because they are so complicated.Here I introduce to you “smiley” face.
There are many strange festivals in Japan. Osematsuri in Numazu, Shizuoka prefecture should be one of them. There, fishermen disguise as a woman and dance, wishing a good and safe fishing season.
Japanese tattoo is gorgeous but often associated with Yakuza. In Japan, having tattoos isn´t always welcomed because of the historical background that it was a punishment for criminals.
There is a saying in Japan, Karasu no gyouzui. What does it mean? This saying just flashed in my head when I was looking at a crow in the puddle.
The second Sunday of May is Mothers´ Day in Japan. When do you celebrate Mothers´ Day in your country? Happy Mothers´ Day!
Guess what day is the 4th of April in Japan? First let´s think how do you say 4 in Japanese. It came out that this day is the day of many things.