boku

Entre le bidet de nos grands-parents et les vrais WC japonais, il y a BOKU ! 🚽

Pour en savoir plus sur l’accessoire du XXIe siècle qui transforme nos toilettes, nous avons rencontré William Montagu, Fondateur et PDG de la start-up 🚾

William décrypte son aventure entrepreneuriale à notre micro ! Son ambition ? Rendre le meilleur de l’hygiène le plus accessible possible ! Il nous parle alors de son déclic (une panne de PQ pendant le Covid, entre autres), de son expérience Ulule, de son kit best-seller mais aussi de BOKU Mini (la version portable), de sa participation à l’émission télévisée Quotidien, d’hyper-croissance… Il revient également sur les campagnes humoristiques de sa marque et sur l’importance de l’incarner, surtout « quand on vend, non pas un produit mais un projet, une aventure humaine » !

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Heuer jährt sich zum 20. mal das Jahrhunderthochwasser in Deutschland, Tschechien und Österreich, das den Tod von 45 Menschen und Schäden in Höhe von rund 15 Milliarden EUR verursachte. Wir sprechen in dieser Folge mit Helmut Habersack,  Leiter des Instituts für Wasserbau, Hydraulik und Fließgewässerforschung an der BOKU Wien über Hochwasser im Allgemeinen und darüber, was Forschung und Praxis aus der Hochwasserkatastrophe von 2002 gelernt haben.

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Join us for an encore episode of Pride and Panels this week! We’re doing a One Shot on Gengoroh Tagame’s new release, Our Colors! Also Morgana checked out Weeaboo, Darfox continues following RuriDragon, and dakazu loved Boku to Kowasareta Hatsukoi!!!

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Timestamps:

• Intro Song: “Marshmallow” by Fassounds, Opening, Introductions, Afterbirth - 00:00:00
• Whatchu Been Reading: Transition Song: “Funkymania” by The Original Orchestra, Morgana has feedback for Episode 401 - 00:02:08
• Morgana can relate to the 90′s anime/manga fandom in Weeaboo - 00:04:52
• Morgana reports about her experience attending the 2022 American Library Association Annual Conference - 00:10:48
• Darfox and dakazu discuss the big popularity of RuriDragon - 00:14:13
• dakazu loved Nijibashiri’s bittersweet memoir Boku to Kowasareta Hatsukoi - 00:21:16
• Next Episode Preview and Rundown: Retrospective on Dorohedoro, A complete review of Q Hayashida’s violent fantasy manga about amnesiac reptilian-headed Caiman, who hunts sorcerers in a post-apocalyptic world to search for clues of his origins(covers vols. 1-3) - 00:28:23
• Main Segment One Shot: Our Colors, Transition Song: “Come to My Summer Dreams” by Alex Makemusic, We review Gengoroh Tagame’s book about a closeted gay teenager who’s world changes when he meets an openly gay man - 00:29:24
• Next Week’s Topic: Dorohedoro, Social Media Rundown, Sign Off Song: “Crazy for Your Love” by Orkas - 01:20:53

On this episode of Ichimon Japan we ask: What first person pronoun should I use when speaking Japanese?

Topics Discussed

• The most common first person pronouns used in Japanese
• The tendency for Japanese speakers to avoid using pronouns
• The lack of true pronouns in Japanese
• How choosing which first person Japanese pronoun to use can be confusing even for native Japanese speakers
• Whether ore is only used by tough guys in Japanese
• Theories about the history and evolution of the first person Japanese pronoun ore
• Who uses ore
• The concept of direct index vs indirect index
• Whether ore is innately masculine
• What traits people associate with ore
• Whether women use ore
• The evolution and history of boku
• What traits are associated with boku
• Whether women use boku
• About watashi, watakushi, and atashi
• Using honorific language in Japanese as a way to scare or build a psychological wall with the listener
• A traumatic experience stemming from someone's reluctance to schoose a pronoun
• And much more!

Sources, Links, Videos, Etc.

To learn more about Shoe Murakami, check out episode 45 of Japan Station.

• The Fascinating Life of Stand-Up Comedian Shuhei “Shoe” Murakami | Japan Station 45

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Here are some of the main English-language sources used while doing the research for this episode.

• Japanese Pronoun Adventure: a Japanese Language Learner's Exploration of His Japanese Gender Pronoun
  • This is the article that is about the individual who created an original kanji (that they would later discover existed in Chinese) in order to use it as the written form of their preferred first person pronoun.
• An 'I’ for an 'I' The semantic development of the first person pronoun in Japanese

Here are some of the main Japanese-language sources used when doing the research for this episode.

• 「私」「俺」「僕」どれ使う？/Which Should You Use "私", "俺" or "僕"?
• 一人称は僕、オレ、私？　彼が何を使うかで距離感がわかるかも
• 彼氏の一人称が「ワシ」！ 彼女になったらどうする？https://mdpr.jp/column/detail/2347950
• 「わたし」「うち」「わい」どれがNG？男性に「女性の一人称」の本音を聞いてみた
• 江戸時代は男女の言葉に差がなかった!?

Here is the Tofugu.com article about Japanese first person pronouns that is mentioned in this episode.

• JAPANESE FIRST-PERSON PRONOUNS: わたし, ぼく, おれ, and A WHOLE LOT MORE

Don't forget to check out the latest episode of Japan Station.

• What is the Shinsengumi? Examining the Shogun’s Last Samurai Corps w. Romulus Hillsborough | Japan Station 60

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Japanese Vocabulary List

Most episodes feature at least one or two interesting Japanese words or phrases. Here’s some of the ones that came up on this episode. All information is from Jim Breen's WWWJDIC.

• Ore
  • 俺 : 俺(P); 己 【おれ(P); おらあ(俺)(ok); おり(俺)(ok)】 (pn) (male) (rough or arrogant) I; me
• Boku
  • 僕 【ぼく】 (pn) (1) (male) I; me; (pn) (2) (when addressing young boys) you; (pn) (3) (See しもべ) manservant
• Watashi/Watakushi/Atashi
  • 私 【あたし(P); あたくし; あたい; あて】 (pn) (fem) (uk) I; me; (P); 【わたし】 ; (pn) (slightly formal or feminine) I; me; (P); : 妾; 私 【わらわ】 ; (pn) (arch) (hum) (fem) I; me; : 儂; 私 【わし】 ; (pn) (uk) (male) (used by elderly) I; me; 【あっし; わっし】 ; (pn) (mainly used by working men) I; me; 【し】 ; (n) (See 公・こう・1) private affairs; personal matter; 【わい; わて】 ; (pn) (1) (arch) (ksb:) I; me; (pn) (2) (わい only) (used toward people of equal or lower status) you; 【わたい】 ; (pn) (arch) (ktb:) I; me; 【わたくし】 ; (pn) (1) (usu. more formal than わたし) (See 私・わたし) I; me; (adj-no,n) (2) (ant: 公・おおやけ・2) personal (affairs, etc.); private; (n) (3) selfishness; partiality; (n) (4) secrecy; confidentiality; 【わっち】 ; (pn) (used esp. by people of low status) I; me
• Chūboku
  • 忠僕 【ちゅうぼく】 (n) faithful servant
• Nōto
  • ノート (n) (1) (abbr) (See ノートブック) notebook; copy-book; exercise book

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Opening/Closing Theme: Produced by Apol (YouTube, Twitter, Facebook, Fiverr)

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Japanese Vocabulary List

Most episodes feature at least one or two interesting Japanese words or phrases. Here’s some of the ones that came up on this episode. All information is from Jim Breen's WWWJDIC.

• Ore
  • 俺 : 俺(P); 己 【おれ(P); おらあ(俺)(ok); おり(俺)(ok)】 (pn) (male) (rough or arrogant) I; me
• Boku
  • 僕 【ぼく】 (pn) (1) (male) I; me; (pn) (2) (when addressing young boys) you; (pn) (3) (See しもべ) manservant
• Watashi/Watakushi/Atashi
  • 私 【あたし(P); あたくし; あたい; あて】 (pn) (fem) (uk) I; me; (P); 【わたし】 ; (pn) (slightly formal or feminine) I; me; (P); : 妾; 私 【わらわ】 ; (pn) (arch) (hum) (fem) I; me; : 儂; 私 【わし】 ; (pn) (uk) (male) (used by elderly) I; me; 【あっし; わっし】 ; (pn) (mainly used by working men) I; me; 【し】 ; (n) (See 公・こう・1) private affairs; personal matter; 【わい; わて】 ; (pn) (1) (arch) (ksb:) I; me; (pn) (2) (わい only) (used toward people of equal or lower status) you; 【わたい】 ; (pn) (arch) (ktb:) I; me; 【わたくし】 ; (pn) (1) (usu. more formal than わたし) (See 私・わたし) I; me; (adj-no,n) (2) (ant: 公・おおやけ・2) personal (affairs, etc.); private; (n) (3) selfishness; partiality; (n) (4) secrecy; confidentiality; 【わっち】 ; (pn) (used esp. by people of low status) I; me
• Chūboku
  • 忠僕 【ちゅうぼく】 (n) faithful servant
• Nōto
  • ノート (n) (1) (abbr) (See ノートブック) notebook; copy-book; exercise book

We Want Your Questions

Is there something about Japan that confuses you? Is there something about Japanese culture that you would like to learn more about? Is there something in Japanese history that you would like us to explain? We're always looking for new questions about Japan to answer, so if you have one, please send it to ichimon@japankyo.com.

Special Thanks

Opening/Closing Theme: Produced by Apol (YouTube, Twitter, Facebook, Fiverr)

Ichimon Japan cover art: Produced by Erik R.

Follow Japankyo on Social Media

• Facebook (@JapanKyoNews)
• Twitter (@JapanKyoNews)

Full Show Notes

• https:///www.japankyo.com/ichimonjapan