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Practical Book
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Yoshiko Masaki
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柾木良子
(201231)
JAN:978479911231-1
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(201231)
JAN:978479911231-1
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210 x 150 x 11
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Country of manufacture: made in Japan
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Year of manufacture: 2024
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Description
Contents Japanese nosralic scenery, phrases, and behaviors are becoming increasingly popular, especially among the younger generation, as "emoii" (heartwarming and relaxing), partly due to the influence of Taiga dramas, Japanese anime such as Onimete, and musicians and other creative people. Among social networking sites, quoting or paying homage to classic things has become one of the factors of expression. On the other hand, the Japanese language of daily life, which was understandable until the Showa generation, is disappearing, and there are more and more things that are not being conveyed between generations. According to the author* Masaki, who is currently active as a lecturer at Doshisha University and other educational institutions, conveying Japanese culture through kimono, For example, what does "karage" and "hem" in "karaage" mean? Where is the position for "tanden ni kenryoku" (put your strength into the tanden)? What is the state of [bare] in [jacket is bare]? What kind of movement is [nijiru]? There are many things that are difficult to communicate through words alone. In this issue, we have carefully selected over 300 words for each of the chapter themes, such as basic behavior, fashionable dress, daily activities, and human relations, in the "Behavioral Words" category, which is related to manners, attitudes, and appearances. English translations and quotations from literary giants are accompanied throughout the book by useful etiquette advice and over 100 illustrations that make it easy to understand the nuances of the words. Table of Contents Chapter 1: Standing and Behavior Chapter 2: Physical Behavior Chapter 3: Fashionable Behavior Chapter 4: Living behavior Chapter 5 Relationship Behavior Column: Selected Japanese gestures to imitate |
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Japanese nosralic scenery, phrases, and behaviors are becoming increasingly popular, especially among the younger generation, as "emoii" (heartwarming and relaxing), partly due to the influence of Taiga dramas, Japanese anime such as Onimete, and musicians and other creative people.
Among social networking sites, quoting or paying homage to classic things has become one of the factors of expression.
On the other hand, the Japanese language of daily life, which was understandable until the Showa generation, is disappearing, and there are more and more things that are not being conveyed between generations.
According to the author* Masaki, who is currently active as a lecturer at Doshisha University and other educational institutions, conveying Japanese culture through kimono,
For example, what does "karage" and "hem" in "karaage" mean? Where is the position for "tanden ni kenryoku" (put your strength into the tanden)? What is the state of [bare] in [jacket is bare]? What kind of movement is [nijiru]? There are many things that are difficult to communicate through words alone.
In this issue, we have carefully selected over 300 words for each of the chapter themes, such as basic behavior, fashionable dress, daily activities, and human relations, in the "Behavioral Words" category, which is related to manners, attitudes, and appearances. English translations and quotations from literary giants are accompanied throughout the book by useful etiquette advice and over 100 illustrations that make it easy to understand the nuances of the words.
Table of Contents
Chapter 1: Standing and Behavior
Chapter 2: Physical Behavior
Chapter 3: Fashionable Behavior
Chapter 4: Living behavior
Chapter 5 Relationship Behavior
Column: Selected Japanese gestures to imitate
大河ドラマや、鬼滅などの和風アニメ、ミュージシャンなどクリエーターの影響もあり、日本のノスラルジックな景色や言い回し、ふるまいが、「エモい」(心に響く、ほっこりする)と若い世代を中心に人気が高まっています。
SNSの中でも、古典的なものを引用したりオマージュしたりすることが、表現の1つのファクターともなっています。
その一方で、昭和世代までは理解できていたような和の生活言葉が消えつつ、世代間で伝わらないことも増えているようです。
現在、同志社大学をはじめ教育機関で、着物を通じて日本文化を伝える講師として活躍する著者・柾木さんによると、
例えば、「紐をからげて」の「からげる」「裾を引く」がどういう所作なのか?、「丹田に力を入れて」はどこの位置なのか?、「上着がはだけてる」の「はだける」がどういう状態なのか? 「にじる」はどんな動きなのか?、言葉だけでは通じにくいことが多々あるのだそう。
今回は、所作や態度や様子にまつわる「ふるまいことば編」というカテゴリーでもって、立ち振る舞いの基本動作、おしゃれ装い、生活動作、人間関係などの章テーマごとに、300語余を厳選。英訳、文豪の引用文に、マナー的に役立つ所作アドバイスを随所に添え、ことばのニュアンスが理解しやすいイラスト100点超えで紹介しています。
目次
1章 立居ふるまい
2章 身体ふるまい
3章 おしゃれふるまい
4章 生活ふるまい
5章 人間関係ふるまい
コラム まねたい和しぐさ撰