In my previous post, I introduced my Japanized western chess or Shogi-Themed Chess. This time, I will introduce my westernized shogi (Japanese Chess) which I call the JI Chess-Themed Shogi. In addition, an instruction on how to use this theme on Lishogi is included. So without further ado, here is my westernized shogi with aContinue reading “Chess-Themed Shogi (Westernized Shogi)”
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Shogi-Themed Chess (Japanized Western Chess)
Kumuschiwa everyone! It has been a while since I last posted here and for today I would like to introduce my Japanized western chess. I call it the JI Shogi-Themed Chess. *UPDATE: You can now play using this themed on Lichess. More information below. So without further ado, here is my JI Shogi-Themed Chess bothContinue reading “Shogi-Themed Chess (Japanized Western Chess)”
Super Sentai Sixth Rangers
A Sixth Ranger is an additional ranger to the main sentai team. They are usually introduced after a few episodes to help the team throughout the series. The term does not literally mean that they are the sixth ranger to join the team as some Sixth Rangers are not the 6th member of the team.Continue reading “Super Sentai Sixth Rangers”
Shu No Inori (The Lord’s Prayer in Japanese)
The Lord’s Prayer or the Our Father is without a doubt one of, if not the most important prayer. It is the prayer that our Lord Jesus Himself taught to His disciples. It may as well be one of the most translated prayer. Below is the Lord’s Prayer translated in Japanese language. The first oneContinue reading “Shu No Inori (The Lord’s Prayer in Japanese)”
Wa (no) and Yamato
こんにちは仲間たち！(Konnichiwa nakama-tachi!) Did you know that one of the ancient names of Japan is Wa (倭) which is what the Chinese calls Japan in ancient times. Inside Japan, it may be read as Wakoku (倭国) or Wa No Kuni (倭の国). It can be translated as Country of Wa, the No (の) is a possessive particleContinue reading “Wa (no) and Yamato”
How To Read And Type Hiragana
Hiragana (平仮名; ひらがな) “simple/ordinary characters” is one of the two Kana systems of Japan. And today, we will learn how to read and type Hiragana! Just a little bit of background, Kana (仮名; かな) “phonetic characters” (literally borrowed characters from the fact that it was borrowed from Chinese characters) is a syllabary and is oneContinue reading “How To Read And Type Hiragana”
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