CultureEssayNewsSlangUncorrected Toru Aug 01, 2019Jun 01, 2021 0 Comments anime, character, daughter, daughter-in-law, dictionary, geek, internet, nerd, newlywed wife, wife Yome (嫁 – Daughter-in-Law) Yome 嫁 A daughter-in-law is called yome (嫁) in Japanese. 息子の妻のことを、日本語で「嫁」と言います。 However, many Japanese men refer to their wives as Read More
CultureEssayUncorrected Toru Dec 27, 2018 0 Comments children, country, daughter, home, home country, returnee, returnee children, son Kikokushijo (帰国子女 – Returnee Children) Kikokushijo 帰国子女 A child who returned to his/her home country after living another country (at least one year) is called Read More
CultureEssayJapanese traditionNewsUncorrected Toru Apr 04, 2018Jan 02, 2024 commute alone, crowded train, daughter, Japan, kindergarten uniform, parent and child, safety, station, ticket gate, work Kindergarten Children in Japan Today I got on a crowded train for my work for the first time in a long time. 日本の幼稚園児 Since Read More
CultureEssayIdiomJapanese traditionKanjiProverbUncorrected Toru Sep 21, 2017Jan 03, 2024 child, daughter, family, first, gender, ichihime nitaro, Japan, second, son, tradition Ichihime Nitaro (一姫二太郎 – Having a Daughter First and then a Son) When a child is born in Japan, it is commonly said that “ichihime nitaro” (一姫二太郎) is ideal. 一姫二太郎 Here “ichi” Read More