Anime from Polonia 1

Urami: the Silenced Wrong, All-Encompassing Grief, Fury — What Emotions Are Encoded in the Character “怨”

Grief that destroys; grief that builds Some kanji resemble deeply symbolic seals of the soul—and the character 怨 (urami) is among the most poignant. It is constructed from the “heart”

The Invisible Woman – Life as a Samurai’s Wife

Solitude more as a role than a feeling At dawn, Hirata Orise’s home was bathed in twilight—the warmth of the fire had yet to dispel the chill of the night,

Shōjō – the yōkai who drank with style but knew nothing of tomorrow

A yōkai who brewed perfect sake On one of those intoxicated nights, when the moon reflects on the surface of sake in a small ochoko cup, and the sound of

Chimerical Masks of Noh Theatre – A Form Truer than Content

The Essence of Japan – the Most Foreign to Us In a world where every emotion must be named, photographed, and published, and every identity declared and defended, the noh

Katakiuchi – A License for Samurai Clan Revenge in the Era of the Edo Shogunate

First, Formalities – Then, Bloody Vengeance In feudal Japan, revenge was not an impulse. It was a duty, a ritual, and at the same time a cold legal construct deeply

Goddess Uzume dances naked and, with her sacred antics, saves us from sorrowful seriousness – Japanese mythology, how timely today

「もっと踊ってよ、アメノウズメさん腕ふり回し、汗かき散らし、首しならせて、踊って、踊って、もっと、もっと」 "Dance for us again, Ame no Uzume Swing your arms, shake off the sweat Tilt your head toward the heavens And dance, dance, again, again" —

Poland & Japan

Poland and Japan — two distant, seemingly incompatible worlds. And yet life has a curious way of weaving threads of fate into unexpected knots — and sometimes, in one person’s life, those distant worlds overlap, coexist, perhaps even harmonize — creating something entirely new.

Such was the case, for example, with Józef Piłsudski’s brother, who once traveled to Hokkaido to study the culture of the Ainu people. In more recent times, we’ve witnessed a bold young Polish woman enter the world of Japanese shogi, not only competing but winning tournaments and earning titles no foreigner had ever claimed before.

And finally — perhaps a bit more down-to-earth, yet steeped in nostalgia for many — we’ll revisit the anime series once aired on Poland’s Polonia 1 channel in the 1990s. We’ll also explore how Poland is portrayed in anime, how the Japanese perceive our country, and how these two cultures continue to complement one another in surprising ways.

A Bridge Between Poland and Japan: At the Crossroads of Polish and Japanese Fates

ポーランドと日本

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An enthusiast of Asian culture with a deep appreciation for the diverse philosophies of the world. By education, a psychologist and philologist specializing in Korean studies. At heart, a programmer (primarily for Android) and a passionate technology enthusiast, as well as a practitioner of Zen and mono no aware. In moments of tranquility, adheres to a disciplined lifestyle, firmly believing that perseverance, continuous personal growth, and dedication to one's passions are the wisest paths in life. Author of the book "Strong Women of Japan" (>>see more)

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