Categories
- Japanese (823)
- Kotowaza (413)
- Yojijukugo (408)
- Long Fiction (6)
- Meta (11)
- Nonfiction (73)
- Poetry (13)
- Short Fiction (20)
- Uncategorized (13)
- World-Building (176)
- Miscellaneous (24)
- Rules (127)
- Setting (69)
- Japanese (823)
Archives
-
Recent Posts
Tag Archives: a clear choice
Good, evil, and dogfights
Apply to current events as you feel appropriate 黒白分明koku.byaku.bun.mei Literally: black – white – divide / understand – bright Alternately: A situation where it is easy to tell pros from cons, right from wrong, good fromd evil. As easy to … Continue reading
Posted in Japanese, Yojijukugo
Tagged a clear choice, しゅんじゅうはんろ, black and white, 白黒, easy to understand, 黒白, good and bad, Ikaruga, right & wrong, 分明, 斑鳩, 春秋繁露
Leave a comment
Darkened minds are worse than darkened eyes
真の闇より無闇が怖い (Shin no yami yori muyami ga kowai; “Thoughtlessness is more frightening than pitch darkness”) Definition: Being caught in utter darkness is scary, because you can’t be sure where everything is, or even what actually is and isn’t there at … Continue reading
Posted in Japanese, Kotowaza
Tagged a clear choice, 無闇, 真の闇, darkness, the value of planning, thoughtless, 怖い
Leave a comment