People worldwide know of beautiful artwork and animations of Japanese manga and anime, and it’s not wrong to say that there are exceptional artists in the country. With their twists and styles in artwork, they have made a mark on the online audience and continue to impress. If you want to visit some of the excellent Japanese artists, here are their brief introductions and … [Read more...] about Top 10 Modern Japanese Artists And Illustrators You Need To Check Out
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The Meaning Of ‘Senpai’ And How To Use It Properly In Japanese
Perhaps you’ve seen some anime or Japanese drama shows and have heard the term “senpai” (先輩) more than a few times. Your friends who don’t even understand Japanese may also have heard of this word. If you’ve seen it with subtitles, you have likely been able to understand the meaning. However, we’re here to clarify what it means and how you can use it. What exactly do … [Read more...] about The Meaning Of ‘Senpai’ And How To Use It Properly In Japanese
Top 10 Most Popular Japanese Actresses
Oricon Style, a company with a status similar to that of Billboard, has recently published a ranking of the most popular artists in Japan. This company regularly releases top 10 rankings covering various areas of Japan’s entertainment industry, including music, television, and other forms of art. Through its rankings , it is possible to get a sense of who is thriving in the … [Read more...] about Top 10 Most Popular Japanese Actresses
16 Common Yakuza Tattoos And Their Meaning
The tradition of Japanese tattooing, known as Irezumi, has been inseparable from the Yakuza from the beginning of time. During the Edo period (1603 until 1868), criminals were tattooed in the hands of authorities using a method called bokkei. They were branded as a criminal using these tattoos back in the day, which made it hard for them to get back into society and get … [Read more...] about 16 Common Yakuza Tattoos And Their Meaning
English Words You Didn’t Know Came from Japanese
Loanwords, as the name suggests are words that have been transplanted from one language to another. Phrases such as déjà vu, je ne sais quoi, and joie de vivre are just a few examples of the hundreds of loanwords inherited from French. Due to the global nature of English and its regrettable use as a tool of colonialism, the English language is rife with loan words from all … [Read more...] about English Words You Didn’t Know Came from Japanese