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What is the difference between Japanese rock garden and zen garden?
There isn't a difference, but Japanese rock garden is the translated way of "karensui". Zen garden is the western way of saying it.
Who are the characters in vocaloid?
See below for the lists. *** OVERVIEW *** As of 13 Aug, 2012, there are about 41 official Vocaloid characters as part of officially released software or known to exist with artwork for future products. These characters include non-commercially available Vocaloids such as Akikoroid-chan (privately owned by convenience store chain, Lawson Inc.) Yamaha's own VY1 and VY2 officially do not have characters. However, many popular fan interpretations exist. The first Vocaloids, Lola and Leon, and many other English Vocaloids released later, did not have official characters in the same way that most Japanese Vocaloids do. When those products were marked for the Asian market, they received official character images. These have been adopted by the Vocaloid community. Not included in the list are the popular fan-made characters because they cannot technically qualify to be called a Vocaloid. Names are given in alphabetical order. Japanese Vocaloids are given by their Japanese name reading order (Last Name First Name). *** LIST 1 *** Official Characters as Part of Commercial Software (Japanese name reading order) Aoki Lapis Avanna (in development) Big Al Bruno Clara CUL Gakupo GUMI Hatsune Miku Hibiki Lui (in development) Hiyama Kiyoteru IA Kaai Yuki Kagamine Rin Kagamine Len KAITO Leon Lily Lola Luo Tianyi MAYU Megurine Luka MEIKO Merli (in development) Mew SF-A2 Miki Miriam Nekomura Iroha Oliver Prima Ring Suzune (in development, western name reading order) Ryuuto SeeU SONIKA Sweet Ann Tone Rion Tonio Utatane Pico Yuzuki Yukari *** LIST 2 *** Official Characters as Private Vocaloids Akikoroid-chan (owned by Lawson Inc.) Galaco (given as contest prizes)
What is the Japanese of idoit?
Baka (eastern) Aho (western) ;)
What is one way Japanese cities are like many American cities?
One way Japanese cities are like many American cities is that there are Western cities with concrete and steel office buildings, rush hour traffic jams, a lot of stores, restaurants and theaters.
What does shintaki mean?
Shingeki, is actually a way the Japanese retold western realist theater. It was popular during the late 1900s into the early 20th century.
Could the Japanese have defeated the Americans in World War 2?
No, the best the Japanese could hope for was that the US government would lose the will to fight and let the Japanese keep the territories it conquered in Asia & western Pacific. Even that hope was way out of line with reality. Americans were in no mood to "forgive & forget" after the Japanese attacked first.
Ethics are ideas about how people should live.what did 19th century Japanese reformers mean by the slogan in Eastern ethics and western science?
The 19th century Japanese reformers advocated for a blend of traditional Eastern ethics, emphasizing values like social harmony and loyalty, with Western scientific knowledge and technological advancements. They believed that by combining the best of both worlds, Japan could modernize and strengthen itself on the global stage.
How do you be a Japanese?
Well I guess the only official way to be Japanese is to be born in Japan, there is no other scientific way if becoming Japanese after you are born.
How to spell j d m in japanese?
The Japanese language does not consist of singular consonants in the same way that other Western languages do. Rather, it consists of consonant and vowel pairs ('ma, mi, mu, me, mo, da, de, do' and so on and so forth.) As such, one cannot "spell" j d or m in Japanese.
What is the easy way to learnn Japanese?
get yourself a Japanese girlfriend
How do you say 'no way' in Japanese?
とんでもない (tondemonai) is a common way to say "no way" in Japanese.
What Required Japanese Americans to moved to interment camps in the western us?
When the US (Pearl Harbour) was attacked by the Japanese and therefore joined in the Second World War, The US government required the internment of all racially Japanese Americans, as it was feared that the Japanese could have infiltrated the country with spies and saboteurs. Interning everyone that looked Japanese was an easy way of dealing with this threat although it was very unfair to most patriotic, American, Japaneses.
