9th June – 水無月 回文 (Kaibun) – is the wording (sentences) that are the same when you read from the top to bottom, and bottom to top. For instance, there are Kaibun in English as well; -Now I won -Borrow or rob? If you read this from the end letter to the first, it isContinue reading “回文 (Kaibun) – Palindrome”
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蛙 in ことわざ (Kaeru in Kotowaza) – Proverbs with frogs
8th June – 水無月 梅雨 (Tsuyu = rain season) has started in western to middle mainland and I can hear many frogs are singing outside. There are various proverbs in Japan but today I would like to introduce the ones with frog in it. 蛙の子は蛙 (Kaeru no Ko wa Kaeru) Frogs’ kids are frogs Meaning:Continue reading “蛙 in ことわざ (Kaeru in Kotowaza) – Proverbs with frogs”
Little Japan Dictionary 