Why Japanese?
As a kid I was a casual consumer of Japanese culture, from Hayao Miyazaki's films to the Japanese artifacts at the Met to the fabric I used in sewing. Though inspired by these cultural objects, my knowledge of Japanese culture and language remained superficial. In the summer of 2016 I traveled with my family to Japan, and was able to see more clearly how little I knew, and how much I could gain from engaging more fully the language itself. Now being in college, I finally have the opportunity to get a Japanese language education, and be able to take in and understand Japanese culture from a more informed and knowledgable perspective.
Hayao Miyazaki, all my childhood memories! わたしのあい。
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Deleteにほんのどこヘいきましたか。I visited the Met quite a few times but didn't know they have the Japanese artifacts until now! I should definitely check them out on my next visit.
ReplyDeleteとうきょうときょうとうへいきました。The Met has some great Japanese art, including Nakashima chairs!
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DeleteKeep up the good work in your Japanese Studies.
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ReplyDeleteなんのにほんのえいががすきですか。
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