JAPANESE 02102022 Day 104

Religion
The two most popular religions for the Japanese are Shinto and Buddhism.

Shinto
Shinto does a lot with ancestor worship. Shinto has remained close to primal roots. In Shinto he Japanese think of their ancestors as gods. Human ancestors of some of the earliest tribes are looked upon as divine. Ancestors become the bridge between the now and the first/supreme ancestor. In Shinto, the Japanese Emperor is considered a direct descendant of the Sun Goddess Amaterasu with the Japanese people considered indirect descendants. Ancestors are viewed as being something the current generation could look up to.

Buddhism
Buddhists walk a path that once once walked by a man name Siddhartha Gautama known as Buddha in India. When questioned by his followers about “what are you?” Buddha responded , “I am awake!” This was around 1500 years ago.

Buddha means “the enlightened one” or “awakened one”. While the rest of the people of the world were “sleeping” and “dreaming” through their human life, Buddha was able to shake off the daze and wake up. Buddhas life became a legend.

Japanese liked Buddhism because the religion was
empirical
scientific
pragmatic
therapeutic
psychological
egalitarian
individualistic

Buddhism follows the Four Noble Truths and The Eightfold Path which includes Right Views, Right Intent, Right Speech, Right Conduct, Right Livelihood, Right Effort, Right Mindfulness, Right Concentration.

Sunday日曜日Nichiyōbi
Monday月曜Getsuyō
Tuesday火曜日Kayōbi
Wedsnesday水曜日Suiyōbi
Thursday木曜日Mokuyōbi
Friday金曜日Kin’yōbi
SatudaysatudDoyōbi
January一月Ichigatsu
February2月2 Tsuki
March行進3 Tsuki
April4月4 Tsuki
May5月5 Tsuki
June六月6Gatsu
Julyj7 Tsuki
Augustaug.8 Tsuki
September9月9 Tsuki
October10月10 Tsuki
November11月11 Tsuki
December12月12 Tsuki
springhaded
summerNatsu
autumnAki
winterFuyu
oneIchi
two2nee
threesan
fourshi
fivego
sixroku
sevenセブンnana
eight8hachi
nineKyū
ten
twentytw twNiJūu
thirty30sanJūu
forty四十のyonJūu
fifty50年代goJūu
sixty六十のrokuJūu
seventy七十nanaJūu
eighty80人hachiJūu
ninety90kyuJūu
hundredhyaku
thousandsen
million100万100 Man
billion十億Jū oku
air空気Kūki
cloudKuraudo
cold寒いSamui
darkness暗闇Kurayami
dewRo
dustほこりHokori
earth地球Chikyū
eastAzuma
eclipseエクリプスNisshoku
firehi
fogkiri
frostshimo
hailHyō
heatNetsu
lightライトRaito
lightningライトニングRaitoningu
moonTsuki
moonlight月光Gekkō
nature自然Shizen
northKita
rainame
rainbowniji
shadow風邪kaze
skysora
snowyuki
southminami
starスターSutā
sun太陽Taiyō
thunderサンダーSandā
weather天気tenki
west西nishi
windkaze
baybei
beachビーチBīchi
capeケープKēpu
cliffGake
coast海岸Kaigan
creekクリークKurīku
current現在Genzai
flood洪水Kōzui
flowフローFurō
hilloka
iceKōri
island小島kojima
lakeMizūmi
land土地tochi
marsh沼沢Shitchi
moorムーリアShitsugen
mountainyama
muddoro
riverkawa
rockishi
sandsuna
seaumi
seashore海岸kaigan
stormarashi
streamストリームsutorimu
tideshio
valleytani
watermizu
waterfalltaki
wavenami
amberアンバーAnbā
brass真鍮Shinchū
bricks煉瓦renga
bronzeブロンズburonzu
cementセメントsemento
chalkチョークChōku
clay粘土nendo
coal石炭sekitan
concreteコンクリートKonkurīto
copper
coralコーラルKōraru
crystal結晶Kesshō
diamondダイヤモンドDaiyamondo
emeraldエメラルドEmerarudo
glassガラスGarasu
goldゴールドGōrudo
granite花崗岩Kakōgan
gravel砂利jari
irontetsu
leadリードRīdo
limeライムraimo
marble大理石Dairiseki
mercury水星suisei
mortarモルタルmorutaru
nickelニッケルnikkeru
opalオパールOpāru
ore鉱石Kōseki
pearlパールPāru
rubyルビーRubī
silvergin
slateスレートSurēto
steelhagane
stone結石kesseki
tinsuzu
zinc亜鉛aen
animal動物Dōbutsu
bearくまkuma
barking吠えているHoete iru
birdtori
bullブルburu
calfふくらはぎFuku-ra hagi
canaryカナリアkanaria
catneko
chickenチキンChikin
coltコルトKoruto
cowushi
crabカニkani
deer鹿shika
dogino
donkeyロバroba
dovehato
duckアヒルahiru
eaglewashi
eelウナギunagi
elephant
featherフェザーFezā
finsひれhire
fishsakana
foxkitsune
fur毛皮kegawa
gillsgiru
goatヤギyagi
gooseガチョウGachō
gullg gkamome
hare野ウサギnousagi
henniwatori
herringニシンnishin
hoofhidzume
hornホーンHōn
horseうまuma
lamb子羊kohitsugi
lionライオンraion
lobsterロブスターRobusutā
magpieマカピーMagupai
monkeysaru
mouseねずみnezumi
owlフクロウFukurō
oxushi
oysterカキkaki
parrotオウムŌmu
partridge積極的Patorijji
pheasantキジkiji
pigbuta
quailウズラuzura
rabbitウサギusagi
ratねずみnezumi
ravenカラスkarasu
salmonサーモンSāmon
sheephitsuji
sparrowスズメsuzume
storkコウノトリKōnotori
swallow飲み込むNomikomu
swan白鳥Hakuchō
tailしっぽshippo
tigertora
tortoiseカメkame
troutマスmasu
turkey七面鳥Shichimenchō
whalekujira
winghane
wolfŌkami
antari
beehachi
beetle甲虫Kabutomushi
bugバグbagu
butterflyChō
caterpillar毛虫Kyatapirā
fleaflnome
fly飛ぶhieck
frogカエルkaeru
grasshopperバッタbatta
insectmushi
mothga
snailカタツムリKatatsumuri
snakeヘビhebi
spiderクモkumo
sting刺stsasu
toadあどんこHikigaeru
waspwas washachi
wormいも虫Imo mushi

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