One of the Japanese inventions that did not make this list but that I think is important is the Candlestick Chart. I think it is an indispensable tool in the modern economic system.
The word "emoji" is literally "e + moji (=picture + letter)", and has absolutely nothing to do with "emotion" or "emoticon", even though not a lot of English speakers know that.
@funaschon Жыл бұрын
I'm alright too, further, EMOJI also known as the named “emoticons”, that a portmanteau of “emotion + icon”. What naming is good sense that enbodied of the inventor's purpose.
@Amanda-ms3ph Жыл бұрын
@@funaschon Emojis and emoticons are different, emojis look like this 😀, but emoticons look like this :-) The term "emoticon" was created in the English-speaking world around the same time (coincidentally) when the word "絵文字" (emoji) emerged in Japan. That was before English speakers know 😀this kind of Japanese-styled emojis. So "emoticon" and "emoji" have really nothing to do with each other.
@funaschon Жыл бұрын
@@Amanda-ms3ph Oh, really? I'm sorry, who not enough at research of it. m(_ _)m But, I'm appreciate to you, because I learned about English and memes, again. Thanks. \(^o^)/
@XzRq0P2Q2 Жыл бұрын
翻訳ありがとうございます😊
@tantan_cha Жыл бұрын
Wow! Thanks for the info! I did not know some of them.
As you know what D size battery is. The D size battery was invented by Japanese Yai,Sakizou in 1890s. Before the invention of D size battey was liquid battery. It was so dangerous and inconvenient to bring. Yai made the liquid as to be harden by sea weed essence called Kanten. The first invention of dry battey took shape present almost D size battery. Namely invention thing was perfect finished product.
@KATAGI777 Жыл бұрын
QRコードはトヨタではなく グループ会社のDENSOが作りました🎉
@トモたま Жыл бұрын
デジカメ発明した番組見た時も感動したな。
@愚有愚琉 Жыл бұрын
日本は職人さんの国だからね 勉強だけがすべてじゃない
@猫飼犬君 Жыл бұрын
The Tale of Genji is considered to be the first novel because of the psychological description of the characters. Therefore, some people call it the world's first psychological novel, emphasizing the difference from the previous stories.
About 15 years ago, when camera phones were not known outside of Japan, when Hollywood celebrities visiting Japan were greeted by Japanese fans at Narita Airport, all the fans held up their mobile phones to Hollywood stars. I still remember how the Hollywood stars, who had no idea what that scene meant, looked at the Japanese fans desperately holding their mobile phones up. As a Japanese person, I felt ashamed of the Japanese fans who gave such a strange sight to Hollywood stars. It was a trend only in Japan to have a mobile phone with a camera...but after a few years, people around the world, including the United States, began to do things that I thought was embarrassing (holding their mobile phone up to someone), and I learned that the idea of having a camera on a mobile phone was not something to be ashamed of (haha…).
@523m2 Жыл бұрын
知りませんでした、情報有難う!
@streetcat3411 Жыл бұрын
@@523m2 I thought Japan would never be ashamed of Galápagos syndrome.
@Mecks089 Жыл бұрын
Given the most recent information and reputation in regards of most Hollywood actors, rudeness is accepted these days. Why? Look at what's happening the past few years to now.