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Friday, June 08, 2007

Japanese symbols of Sumo Wrestler

Recenlty, a new grand champion of Sumo wrestler, which is called "Yokozuna", was born. His name is Haku hou.

Today's Japanese symbol is his name name symbols in Japanese.
Written in Kanji symbols.



Haku hou is from Mongolia, and came to Japan to become a Sumo Wrestler.
Take a look at his game.



If you are interested in Sumo, please see the following website.
Japanese Sumo

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Tuesday, February 06, 2007

Japanese Yakuza

From two days ago, people living in Tokyo have been seething with fear.
There have been battles of Yakuza in the middle of Tokyo.

On the 8th of Febuary, one man from Sumiyoshi gumi was killed by two guys from Yamaguchi gumi, and then this battle has been getting worse.
On the 9th of Febuary, two man from Yamaguchi gumi did the counter attack by firing guns at Yamaguchi office in Shibuya and Toshimaku.

Apparenlty, it is because of territory conflict in Ronppongi and Shibuya.

In Japanese, Yakuza stays each city and gets money from people who opens shops in their territory for no reasons, and this is called Mikajime ryou.
In the eyes of the law, you DON't need to pay for it, but the majory of people pay the money for their protection from other Yakuza.

This is one of the resrouce of Tokyo's Yakuza.

Yamakuchi gumi is the biggest Japanese yakuza group from Kobe, and Sumiyoshi gumi is the biggest yakuza group in Tokyo.

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Thursday, January 25, 2007

Japanese name symbols with the literal meaning

It is unusual to translate a Westner's name with the literal meaning.

So, can't we write Japanese name symbols with the literal meaning?

Yes, we can write Japanese name symbols with the literal meaning,
and this is called the purely denotative translation method.

The purely denotative translation method focus solely on preserving themeaning of the original English name, but it is NOT appropriate to use this method for writing names in Japanese symbols.

The reason why we don't take its method is that we need to know the original meaning of the English name.

So, we normally use the purely phonetic translation method.

For more information about how to translate name in Japanese symbols. and Japanese name symbols translation.

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