Last time, I wrote about the circumstances that lead to Japanese houses becoming "disposable" through Japanese houses.
Japan has a lot of "hot springs".
Even "small bombs" are a part of "culture".
Japan has a culture of valuing things very much, but many things become "disposable".
"Hot springs" are proof that the country has many earthquakes.
If you search the Japan Meteorological Agency, you will find that there are earthquakes in Japan every day.
Japan is a country with no natural resources.
I would like to write about this again.
There is a big "earthquake disaster" (disaster caused by earthquakes), and many people die as a result.
There are families of people who have lost loved ones in unfortunate incidents.
At such times, the media shows foreigners crying and grieving loudly.
Japan has many disasters, so it is very difficult.
But Japanese people do not cry and cry.
This is something that cannot be understood unless you understand the mind of "Zen".
Foreign celebrities often practice Japanese "Zen".
Japanese people understand the spirit of "Zen" even if they have never experienced it.
That is the answer.
Foreigners probably don't understand at all.
There is "Mushin" there.
Written in kanji, it means "no heart".
The heart is filled with sadness, and the heart is very hurt.
Sadness is a common feature of disasters, so some people develop "mental illnesses", so we take care of them. The heart is the same as that of foreigners.
Japanese people have the "Zen heart".
It is a profound phrase, "endure as if you have no heart, as if you are unwavering".
"Mushin" has various meanings, including the meaning of freeing the mind, and "Zen" is an area that you cannot understand unless you practice it.
You often hear the phrase "American first".
Japanese people would never say "Japan first".
This is a "humble" Japanese person.
It may seem that way.
But it's not. It's "culture."
We know that it's impossible to always be number one.
I would like to write about this too.
That's why Japanese people make an effort.
This is a country where you can't survive without making an effort, so we make even more effort.
We are always "enduring."
There is a saying by Emperor Showa.
"Taegataki wo tae, shinobi gataki wo shinobi," which means "endure the unbearable and bear the unbearable."
It means "endure what you cannot bear. endure what you cannot tolerate."
That's why we are not good at "asserting ourselves."
And trade negotiations and the like are always unfavorable and we end up losing out.
Because that doesn't happen within Japan.
It's the spirit of the "samurai."
This is the Japanese spirit.
It can't be explained in one word.
Because there are many keywords.
I would like to write about that too.
That is why Japan has developed "katanagari."
"Effort" is "training" (shugyo).
It is the "wabi-sabi" of the heart.
This is the "spirit of Japan."
It is difficult to describe "wabi-sabi" in just one word.
These days, there are Japanese people who have come to Japan with a foreign heart.
This is also a part of individuality.
I would like to write about "wabi-sabi" again.
Last time, I wrote about the fact that Japanese houses became “disposable” through Japanese houses.
Japan has many “hot springs”.
“Small bombs”, but even this makes it “culture”.
Japan is a “culture” that values things very much, but many things become “disposable”.
“Hot springs” is a proof of the country where many earthquakes occur.
If you search for the Japan Meteorological Agency, there will be earthquakes in Japan every day.
Japan is a country without resources.
I would like to write this again.
There is a big “earthquake, shinsai” (earthquake disaster), which leads to many dead people.
There is a family of people who have died in an unfortunate incident.
At such times, the media that reflects foreigners are loudly crying and crying. Japan has a lot of disasters, so it is very difficult.
But the Japanese don't cry out loud.
This cannot be understood without understanding the heart of Zen.
Foreign celebrities often do Zen in Japan.
If you are Japanese, you can understand the spirit of Zen without experiencing it.
That is the answer.
I think foreigners don't understand at all.
There is "Musin" there.
I write that there is no heart when I write in Kanji.
My heart is full of sorrow and my heart is very hurt.
Since sadness is a disaster, there are some people who become "heart illness", so care is taken.
The heart is the same as a foreigner.
Japanese people have a "Zen heart".
In a profound language, "I will endure with no heart and no fluctuation".
"Musin" has various meanings and also means to unleash your mind.
"Zen" is an area that you cannot understand unless you practice it.
I often hear the words "American First".
Japanese people never say "Japan First".
This is a "humble" Japanese. It may seem.
But not.
That is "culture".
I know that It's impossible to go out all the time.
I want to write about this too.
Therefore, the Japanese make an effort.
Since it is a land that cannot live without effort, we will make further efforts.
I always “endure”.
There are words from Showa Tenno. “Taegata Takiotae, Shinobigataki Shinobi”.
The meaning is “to endure what cannot be tolerated. Therefore, I am not good at making “self-assertion”.
And trade negotiations are always disadvantaged and losing money.
This is not the case in Japan.
The heart of “Samurai”.
This is the Japanese mind.
A word cannot be explained.
Because there are a lot of keywords.
I want to write about it. Therefore, “Katakanagari” was made in Japan.
“Effort” is “training”（syugyou）.
It is the “wabisabi” of the heart.
This is the “Japanese heart”.
I I can't say anything about "wabisabi".
At this time, some Japanese people come to feel like they are in foreign countries.
This is also a personality.
I would like to write about "wabisabi" again.
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