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- 幽玄 – Yūgen. “Profound and mysterious beauty.” This beautiful Japanese word is used in the context of a deep emotional response to a piece of art, like a Jackson Pollock painting, or nature.
- 懐かしい – Natsukashii. “Bringing forth happy, poignant memories of the past.” Natsukashii is used in the context of an object, sense, or scene bringing back sentimental memories of the past that illicit a warm, poignant feeling within.
- 金継ぎ – Kintsugi. “The art of broken things.” Kintsugi is used in the context of a broken object, like pottery, repaired with (traditionally) gold lacquer.
- 侘寂 – Wabi-sabi. “Imperfect beauty.” In terms of Japanese aesthetics, wabi-sabi is a central concept to both the language and traditional philosophy. It comes from the teachings of Buddhism, Japan’s most popular religion alongside Shinto, about the transient, imperfect nature of life itself.
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Jul 31, 2013 · Nai Palm: Well basically, “Kaiyote” is not a word. It’s a made up word, but it kind of sounds like peyote and coyote – it’s a word that involved the listeners creativity as to how they...
Aug 12, 2021 · Just as their name is mysterious—a combination of the words “hiatus,” meaning to put a pause to something, and “kaiyote,” an invented word—it’s not easy to nail down the intention behind their music.
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Apr 20, 2021 · You might find it transcribed as "sempai". Its opposite is "Kohai/kouhai" but it is rarely used when talking to someone. In a work environment, some leader roles have their own honorifics, such as: 部長 "bucho", 課長 "kacho", 社長 "shacho"... that are used the same way as "senpai".
