躾 Learning Japanese culture

I noticed folks were breaking the law about not feeding the animals and decided to matters in my own hands.

The term 躾 (prounced shitsuke) is sometimes translated as discipline. It is an interesting word in the language because it was one of the few for which an appropriate Chinese character did not exist and the Japanese felt a need to create a new character to express this. The character combines the elements of "body & beauty" （身& 美). In the official government Joyo Kanji there are only two other such terms Hatake-畑 (farm) and Touge-峠 (mountain pass). The uniqueness of the kanji's origin speaks volumes on the importance of the concept to Japanese culture.

The musical instrument in the background is a shakuhachi and the musical loop was purchased at:
http://www.discoverysound.com/dl/en/index.php

Category:

Film & Animation

Tags:

• アニメーション
• 躾
• シツケ
• 日本語
• japanese
• culture
• animation

[treedirt10000]

man chucki jesus gets around

[channeIreview]

yes chuck e jesus works hard.

[atarcazer]

鯉の危険さ?つまり内容の無い動画だったんですね。

時間が惜しいです

[channeIreview]

おそらく内容の無いものはatarcazerの耳の間の空間だろ­う。

[atarcazer]

何が言いたいのか良く分からないです。

日本語のナレーションと看板の絵の関係性も全く分からないし、こ­の動画の論点は何ですか？

[channeIreview]

鯉の危険さを示すのはこの動画の論点。

[ElevenColors]

It's Chuck E. Jesus!

[inukillerbr]

so what

[ravensfan708]

is that Chuck E chese

[6Kids12Wings]

Yoku arigato

[Abbysmileyface]

oh well, idc

[M3X9]

@Abbysmileyface you mean japanese...

[Abbysmileyface]

hahahaha!!! Americans are so like that!!!! Big fishes pop out every day and eat Chinese!!!

[WhyNne0w]

LOL.

[TheBemgrande]

mo paia

[kimistirednow]

does he actually say the stuff on teh subtitiles?

[zachbrafftherealone]

lol ; o

[megakurre]

this video licks donkey balls!!!