To you who want to learn Japanese culture
Through manga, which is also known as pop culture in Japan
Get to know Japan and have fun studying
Learn Japan from manga★Start with your favorite genre
What is Japanese manga?
Even if I live in Japan, I can’t read even the letters …
Kanji Hiragana and Katakana are also difficult
But if you are in Japan
For those who want to come to Japan from now on
While having fun(⋈◍＞◡＜◍)。✧♡
Manga is a pop culture in Japan
In the virtual story, he is of course, but there is also a story about the actual land or area.
As for food,
it could be a good opportunity to get to know Japan.
For those of you who want to know Japan
but don’t know what to start with
There is no doubt that you will be drawn in if you look at it from manga of the genre you are interested in
There is no doubt that it will be a good tool
for studying Japanese and making Japanese friends.
Japanese characters
In Japan, the kanji katakana hiragana is used.
There is also a Japanese-made English
Difficulty is quite high when it comes to kanji
But after finding a favorite from the English version of the manga and having fun
By comparing the same Japanese version of the manga, you will be able to get used to using the kanji katakana hiragana.
Onomatopoeia (onomatopoeia / mimicry)
Let’s also know that it is used abundantly in manga
Of course, it is expressed in many works in overseas manga,
Words are used in a wide variety of expressions not only in manga but also in everyday life
Japan is a country with many onomatopoeia that is used even from the world’s perspective.
Onomatopoeia (onomatopoeia)
= an expression word that lexically imitates the sound emitted by an object
Mimic word
= a word that is also a feature of Japanese. It is also used as an expression word that imitates things that do not make sounds, such as states and emotions.
Example sentence
I love it and can’t help it
Melts with love
Sugary sweet
=メロメロ（meromero）
Doubtful / interested
Stare(rudely impolitely curiously)
=じろじろ(jirojiro)
My heart beats
Beating haster
=ドキドキ（dokidoki）
Sparkled twinkle glisten
=キラキラ(kirakira)
Rain-related onomatopoeia
Rumble roar
=ゴロゴロ(gorogoro)
drumming rain
lashing rain
pitter-patter
＝ザーザー(za-za-)
It looks like it started to rain a little
It’s starting to sprinkle a little bit.
It’s very light rainfall.
=ポツポツ(potupotu)
Etc
Wind-related onomatopoeia
Difficult to stand
Very strong wind that even weak buildings can collapse Wind speed 20-30m / s
＝ゴーゴー（gogo）
There is a continuous wind noise
A strong wind that shakes the trees
Wind speed 15-20m / s
=ビュービュー(byubyu)
The sound of the wind coming in through the gaps in the window glass
=ヒューヒュー(hyuhyu)
Etc.
In many cases, the mimic words that are expressed include the nature and state of the word as it is as a sound.
Without the nature and rationality of the sound, it feels strange.
Japanese manga
Basically read from the right page and proceed to the left page
Based on these,
please read from the genre you are interested in
