March 14, 2024
"Ame nimo makezu" by Kenji Miyazawa
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AieSqkpawG4
http://www.cafe-magnolia.jp/?eid=2312
I also want to be someone like that, especially the way of thinking about the western culture, "law suits."
北ニケンクヮヤソショウガアレバ, ツマラナイカラヤメロトイヒ.
"If bitter lawsuits and fighting were to break out in the north, I'd urge all parties to come together and talk things over."
"When there are fights or law suits in the north, I'll say, "Stop it. Because it's not important."
Every Japanese person has becoming selfish day by day, and demanding their right, without doing their duties.
I miss Sowa Era from this viewpoint as well.
The ex-US president JF Kenedy once said in his statement, which was close to the traditional Japanese way of thinking, I guess.
"Ask not what your country can do for you, ask what you can do for your country!"
Now Japanese people are just asking what their country can do for them.
Kenji Miyazawa would have said.
"Ask not what other people can do for you, ask what you can do for them!"
Chiristians have learned the spirit of volunteerism in church or by Bible.
However, Japanese people don't have their religion.
So they are becoming more selfish than the western people who have their religious restriction against selfishness.
雨にも負けず 宮沢賢治
僕も「サウイフモノニ、ワタシハナリタイ(そういう者に、私はなりたい)。」
(この詩の日本語と英語のYoutubeのページ)
(この詩の日本語と英訳の書かれたページ)
私もそういう者になりたいと思う。特に、西洋の「訴訟社会」をかつての日本社会にはなじまない、よろしくない傾向だと強く感じている。
「北に喧嘩や訴訟があれば、つまらないからやめろと言い、」
すべからく日本人が日に日に自分勝手になり、自分の責務を全うすることなく、自分の権利ばかりを主張している。
そういう面からも「古き良き『昭和』」を懐かしいとぞおもふ(懐かしいと思う)。(「おもふ」は旧仮名づかいです。)
そういえば、ケネディーの名演説は、どちらかというと日本式の考え方だったと思う。
「国家が何をしてくれるのかを問うのではなくて、自分達が国家に対して何をできるかを問え」
宮沢賢治がいうなら、
「他人が何をしてくれるかを問うのではなくて、自分が他人に対して何ができるか考えなさい。」
クリスチャンは、教会やバイブルの教えでボランティア精神などの道徳を習うが、日本人は無宗教なので、西洋社会の人間よりも、ある意味において、さらに「西洋化」「自分中心主義化」「自分勝手化」が加速するのだ。
Someone I Want to Be: "Ame nimo makezu" by Kenji Miyazawa
"Ame nimo makezu" by Kenji Miyazawa
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AieSqkpawG4
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http://www.cafe-magnolia.jp/?eid=2312
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I also want to become someone like that, especially the way of thinking about the western culture, "law suits."
北ニケンクヮヤソショウガアレバ, ツマラナイカラヤメロトイヒ.
"If bitter lawsuits and fighting were to break out in the north, I'd urge all parties to come together and talk things over."
"When there are fights or law suits in the north, I'll say, "Stop it.,
Bbecause it's not important."
Every Japanese person has been becoming more selfish day by day, and demanding their right, without doing their duties.
I miss Sowa Era from this viewpoint as well.
The ex-US president JF Kenedy Konce said in his statement, which was close to the traditional Japanese way of thinking, I guess.
Either write his full name (John Fitzgerald Kennedy) or just use the abbreviation JFK.
"Ask not what your country can do for you, ask what you can do for your country!"
Now Japanese people are just asking what their country can do for them.
"Ask not what other people can do for you, ask what you can do for them!"
Chiristians have learned the spirit of volunteerism in church or by Bible.
However, Japanese people don't have their religion.
So they are becoming more selfish than the western people who have their religious restriction against selfishness.
Someone I Want to Be: "Ame nNimo mMakezu" by Kenji Miyazawa
"Ame nNimo mMakezu" by Kenji Miyazawa
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AieSqkpawG4
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http://www.cafe-magnolia.jp/?eid=2312
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I also want to be someone like that, especially the way of thinking about the western culture, " of law suits."
北ニケンクヮヤソショウガアレバ, ツマラナイカラヤメロトイヒ.
"If bitter lawsuits and fighting were to break out in the north, I'd urge all parties to come together and talk things over."
"WhenIf there awere fights or law suits in the north, I'lld say, "Stop it.
The sentence before this is discussing a hypothetical situation. I corrected this sentence assuming you were expressing the same hypothetical situation.
(If you say "When..." + present tense, it implies it's a habit you do, which is not the case)
(So we use I would say = "I'd")
Because it's not important."
If this is a quote, then it doesn't really need to be changed.
But it sounds more natural if you just say "It's not important."
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Every Japanese person has been becoming selfish day by day, and demanding their rights, without doing their duties.
Never say "has" before "becoming" without "been"
I miss Sowa Era from this viewpoint as well.
The ex-US president JF Kenedy once said in his statement, which was close to the traditional Japanese way of thinking, I guess.:
"Ask not what your country can do for you, ask what you can do for your country!"
Now Japanese people are just asking what their country can do for them.
Kenji Miyazawa would have said.
"Ask not what other people can do for you, ask what you can do for them!"
Chiristians have learned the spirit of volunteerism in church or byfrom the Bible.
you can say "learn by reading" but if you talk about a specific source we always say "learn from + X"
if you say "by" the next word should be an action
However, Japanese people don't have their religion.
So they are becoming more selfish than the wWestern people who have their religious restrictions against selfishness.
When talking about Western countries & society, you need to capitalize
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Someone I Want to Be: "Ame nimo makezu" by Kenji Miyazawa
"Ame nimo makezu" by Kenji Miyazawa
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AieSqkpawG4
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http://www.cafe-magnolia.jp/?eid=2312
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"If bitter lawsuits and fighting were to break out in the north, I'd urge all parties to come together and talk things over."
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Hot Dog-san, this is an interesting quote, but you didn't explain who said it.
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