#yukiguni

[thinkingimages]

Hiroshi Hamaya, from Yukiguni (Snow Land) (1950s)

#hiroshi hamaya #yukiguni #snow land #1950s #snow #land #fire

[emojistucff]

#shironappa #line stickers #lines #yukiguni

[ross-nekochan]

徒労だ。

生きることも。

愛することも。

すべて。

雪国 (映画化) ー NHK

#雪国 #小説も読みたくなった #川端はノーベル賞を貰った理由が分かった #映画を観て日本語で話すのも日本も恋しくなった #やっぱりな #quote #japanese #Yukiguni #vedere un film giapponese dopo una vita è stato come dover affrontare un fiume in piena #mi manca

[snarp]

Any common term entered into a Chinese dictionary will yield multiple complex complaints/insults.

#this is a good thing #when the kids want to know what 'yukiguni deatta' means they have to ask stackexchange

[madthejoint]

#Hokuo Kizoku to Moukinzuma no Yukiguni Karigurashi #Josei #Manga #Anime #Romance

[lahcaxt]

#Hokuou Kizoku to Moukinzuma no Yukiguni Karigurashi

[faerielovesanime]

Shoujo will always shoujo trying to force a pairing just cuz the main pairing are getting along. Why does everyone need to be a couple especially when the main one didnt establish themselves fully?

#Also i thought that girl was like 16 but maybe i misremembered #hokuou kizoku to moukinzuma no yukiguni karigurashi #shoujo #like everything else been consent heavy so i cant even be like oh the manga is just like that the bitch is havin a trial marriage #also i hate this foreigner shit too

[de-salva]

... untitled (雪国/Yukiguni/Snow Country, 1950s)

© Hiroshi Hamaya (濱谷浩)

#Hiroshi Hamaya

[equatorjournal]

Yukiguni, Snow Country, 1962. Photo by Kinsuke Shimada. https://www.instagram.com/p/Cklz0dntHoF/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[yama-bato]

Kinsuke Shimada - Yukiguni - 1962

https://www.bakunen.com/kinsuke-shimada-yukiguni-1962.html

#Kinsuke Shimada #book

[konjaku]

辛夷[Kobushi] Magnolia kobus

It grows up to about twenty meters for the larger ones. Sometimes, still early spring, in a deep, cold forest, it is breathtaking to come across a kobushi with white flowers blooming in profusion on its branches as if it was covered with snow only there.

The following is a scene of Kiso, Nagano Prefecture, in spring from the train on the novelist 堀 辰雄[Hori Tatsuo] and his wife's way to Nara to see the flowers of Asebi.

僕はもう觀念して、しばらくぢつと目をあはせてゐた。とうとうこの目で見られなかつた、雪國の春にまつさきに咲くといふその辛夷の花が、いま、どこぞの山の端にくつきりと立つてゐる姿を、ただ、心のうちに浮󠄁べてみてゐた。そのまつしろい花からは、いましがたの雪が解けながら、その花の雫のやうにぽたぽたと落ちてゐるにちがひなかつた。……

[Boku wa mō kannen shite, shibaraku jitto me wo awasete ita. Tōtō kono me de mirare nakatta, yukiguni no haru ni massaki ni saku to iu sono kobushi no hana ga, ima, dokozo no yama no ha ni kukkiri to tatte iru sugata wo, tada, kokoro no uchi ni ukabete mite ita. Sono masshiroi hana kara wa, imasigata no yuki ga toke nagara, sono hana no shizuku no yō ni pota-pota to ochite iru ni chigai nakatta. ......] I gave up and was closing my eyes for a while. The flowers of Kobushi to be said the first to bloom in the spring in snowy regions that I could not see with my own eyes at last, in the eyes of my mind I could just picture them (the tree) standing clearly on the edge of a mountain somewhere. From those pure white flowers, the snow that had fallen just a few moments ago must have dripped as it melted, as if they were drops of those flowers. ...... From 辛夷の花[Kobushi no hana] Source: https://dl.ndl.go.jp/pid/1133550/1/29 (ja) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tatsuo_Hori https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PhHoCnRg1Yw

#flowers #nature #japan #nihongo #original photography #langblr

[idleminds]

Hello, I apologize for bothering you but, do you know any Japanese dramas/movies that take place in a snowy environment ? (Or some place where it rains a lot)

Dramas: Yukiguni, Theseus no Fune, Quartet. Movies: The Night I Swam, The Chef of South Polar, Petal Dance, Monsters Club.

#anonymous #answered #recs

[madthejoint]

#Hokuo Kizoku to Moukinzuma no Yukiguni Karigurashi #Josei #Manga #Romance #Silce of Life #Anime #Bride

[natreads]

23, 31, 39 for the Book Asks 🌻

Thank you sm!!

23. The book with the prettiest cover

The cover pulled me in!

31. Did you read any translations?

I did!

En Kvinnas Frigörelse by Édouard Louis, read in Swedish, originally french ((Combats et métamorphoses d'une femme)

The Spirit of Science Fiction by Roberto Bolaño, read in English, originally Spanish.

Tre bröder : minnen av min familj by Yan Lianke, read in Swedish, originally in English I think? (Three Brothers: Memories of My Family)

Kvinnor jag tänker på om natten by Mia Kankimäki, read in Swedish, originally in Finish (Naiset joita ajattelen öisin)

Perfume: The Story of a Murderer by Patrick Süskind, read in English, originally in German (Das Parfum. Die Geschichte eines Mörders)

Snow Country by Yasunari Kawabata, read in English, originally in Japanese (雪国 [Yukiguni])

Sweet Days of Discipline by Fleur Jaeggy, read in English, originally in Italian (I beati anni del castigo)

Selected Poems by Cavafy, read in English, originally in Greek

Nutcracker by E.T.A. Hoffmann, read in English, originally in German (Nussknacker und Mausekönig)

39. Five books you absolutely want to read next year?

Aahhh I have so many, but so little time rip

Black Girl in Paris by Shay Youngblood

Vile Bodies by Evelyn Waugh

Anything by Cat Sebastian. She really became a fave this year

The End of Eddy by Édouard Louis (probably in Swedish tho because that's the edition I own)

The Years by Annie Ernaux (which I bought before she won the Nobel Prize thank you very much)

End of year book tag

#ask #swimming-in-an-outdoor-pool