A Casanova who loves one night stands and a beautiful, narcissistic “prince” - a seesaw love driven by irresistible instincts! Shinobu Urakawa is a dull office worker in the daytime, but at night, he turns into a playboy who can seduce any guy with a glance. He's a top enjoying his double life… until Hikaru Omoteya, the detestable narcissistic “prince” of the sales department, turns up at his favorite gay bar. Even though Hikaru is straight, he seems to enjoy the bar and keeps coming back, preventing Shinobu from enjoying his usual nightlife. But Shinobu realizes that Hikaru looks interested in him, and decides to use his charm as a weapon to regain his night oasis! ”I bet you were actually waiting for me to approach you.” Will the pretty prince be able to resist him? ※本書は、現在配信している「そんなに言うなら抱いてやる【単行本版（電子限定描き下ろし付）】」の英語版になります。内容は同じですので、重複購入にご注意下さい。また、特典は収録されておりません。

The case of wartime laborers, compensation for comfort women, dispute over theLiancourt Rocks (Takeshima / Dokdo)... the anti-Japanese activities in Korea seems tobecome more and more violent for the last few years.For the better understanding of Korea, here we would like to review Korean history andcandidly show the points about which we regularly have questions. We would ask people inthe world to judge whether this belief is correct. «about the author» In 1938, Masaru TOKUDA was born in Japan, as the second son of a fallen soldier. After graduating from a technical school, engaged in research & development, manufacturing and sales of industrial machinery equipment. Also, engaged in corporatemanagement for a Japanese private enterprise. Through the business, interacted with people from India, four Southeast Asian countries, twenty-six provinces/cities of China, Taiwan, South Korea, three European countries andthe United States. After retirement, lived his life at the fullest. But concerned about intense of anti-Japanesemovement in South Korea. Established the “Association for the Review of Japan-KoreaRelationship”, and now works in research about the relationship of two countries.

※この商品はタブレットなど大きいディスプレイを備えた端末で読むことに適しています。また、文字だけを拡大することや、文字列のハイライト、検索、辞書の参照、引用などの機能が使用できません。 新しい器も100年経ったら骨董品だという もちろん、それは人間が決めたことだ 人間よりも長く生きていることへの尊称だろうか 今や日本人で100歳を超える人は8万人以上いる そろそろ骨董品の条件も変わるのかもしれない Antique seems a title given with respect to those that have existed for more than 100 years since produced by humans. Surely it may be awe of living longer than humans. Currently, there are more than 80,000 people over 100 years old in Japan. Sooner od later the definition Of antique will be destinated to be rewritten.

※この商品はタブレットなど大きいディスプレイを備えた端末で読むことに適しています。また、文字だけを拡大することや、文字列のハイライト、検索、辞書の参照、引用などの機能が使用できません。 This book is about a way to build one’s global-local(g-local) mindset for the 21st century. I have based the book on information about Japan and the Japanese way of life, particularly information related to technology, economics, politics, environment, and society. And I talk about our relations with China and ASEAN countries to show how they influence us to nurture our g-local mindset for the future. 　“Civilization may evolve into a merger of technology and humanity. Since Japanese culture seems a good harmony between mystic attitudes and technocratic knowledge more than others, it could be a positive influence on our future Conscious-Technology Age. Which Way Are the Japanese People Heading? Creating a Pan Pacific Culture by Professor Mizuta Kazuo on sustainable development and global consciousness gives great detail on this transition to the required future mindset.” 　Jerome C. Glenn, the Millennium Project ［Author］ Kazuo Mizuta Kyoto Sangyo University 　　　Professor Emeritus 　　　Comparative Culture Studies 　　　Futurist 　I am a practicing sociologist in the field of comparative culture, long-time futurist, and professor emeritus at Kyoto Sangyo University in Kyoto, one of the leading private universities in the country. I have spent years assessing and comparing traditional Japanese values and institutions with those of other countries both in Asia and the West. My research fields are comparative culture and future studies. I’ve worked all my life thinking and learning about American and Japanese ways of living. 　I received a Fulbright scholarship to study at English Department, Western Michigan University as a graduate student. After finishing the M.A. program there, I moved to Department of East Asian Languages and Literature at the University of Wisconsin, Madison as I received a teaching assistantship there. While I studied modern American novels and taught basic Japanese in late 1960s at the University of Wisconsin, Madison, Wisconsin. I learned how important it was to know the ways that students live, work, engage in sport activities, and socialize in everyday life. 　I taught at Kyoto Sangyo University, Department of Cultural Studies. I have also worked for the University Affiliated Research Institute of World Affairs. 　I wrote An Introduction to Comparative Culture Studies (1996).and translated The State of the Future2016 of the Millennium Project. 　The paper, Human and Robots Interaction: When Will Robots Come of Age? (World Future Review September 2014 vol.6, issue 3: 251-260) shows my future point of view.

『人間を考える』の英文版。社会がグローバル化しさらに混迷が深まり、人々が自らを見失いつつある現代。今こそ、「人間とは何か、いかにいきるべきか」を問いただす時だろう。9歳から実業一筋に歩んできた著者が、様々な人からの意見と自らの経験を交え「人のあり方」を提唱したロングセラーの書。 “Advocating a New View of Humanity” by K. Matsushita, founder of Panasonic He engaged in business for more than 80 years, since he was nine years old. He thought about man and society through his long business life and experience as well, seeking peace, happiness, and prosperity for the world. This book was originally published in Japanese in 1972, and will give us hints and ideas to the question “What is man and how should he act in society?”. He said, “I have limited my discussion in this volume to what seems to me to be the most basic and important aspects of man. I sincerely hope that this book will make a small contribution to the realization of peace, happiness and prosperity.”

Izanaki and Izanami are the significant deities that give birth to all living things in this world, including humans, lands, and even natural objects and phenomena. Despite their creations, tragedy strikes down on the goddess, Izanami, when a deity of fire kills her. Izanaki’s grief leads him to the Land of the Dead to revive her but arrives too late. Their fate seems to separate the Land of Life and the Land of the Dead. And Izanaki who returns from the Land of the Dead purified himself and begets the Three Precious Children, the Sun Goddess Amaterasu, the deity of water Susanoo, and the deity of the Moon Tsukuyomi. Amaterasu, the ancestor of the imperial family, rules the world of Heaven and nurtures all living things on the earth, and Susanoo nurtures all living things by providing water from the underground and also absorbing all our impurities, agonies, sins, carrying them underground.

※この商品はタブレットなど大きいディスプレイを備えた端末で読むことに適しています。また、文字だけを拡大することや、文字列のハイライト、検索、辞書の参照、引用などの機能が使用できません。 和が濃い、唐川 神話と風土記の国、島根県出雲市の山あいの集落・唐川。 山上の巨大な岩倉に見守られるような、茶畑の広がるあたたかな風景。 そこに和やかに慎ましやかに、ときに晴れやかに暮らしをたてる人びと──。 百七十点余のカラー写真と折々の文章で綴るドキュメント。　　　　　 唐川は戸数五十四、人口百七十九のちいさな集落。 島根半島の西端、出雲北山の山間に、大部分が荒木姓の人びとが暮らしています。 八世紀に著された『出雲国風土記』に記されている韓竈神社の氏子たちです。 二十五年に一度の遷宮に出会って以来、その唐川びとに魅せられた著者が、 二〇〇八年まで十年にわたって記録してきた写文集です。 春の新茶摘みと新茶まつりの賑わい、韓竈神社に集う人びと、 大祭の獅子舞や神楽の熱気、荒神さまや山神さまへの親しみ深い祈り、 紙漉きをする人、その材料であるみつまた刈りに精出す人……。 どのページからも、唐川びとの地道で確かな日々の表情が、 生き生きと立ち上ってきます。 自然の精霊たちとの交感にあふれた、ほのぼのと心温もる一冊です。 The scenes of the village ? an old man harvesting mitsumata (oriental paper bush), a couple making paper from this mitsumata, all the generations in the village taking part in a sports event, a man singing to warblers while walking in the forest, elementary school pupils crossing over the mountain ? offer a tranquillity our modern society seems to have long lost. The people there lead a natural life shaped by their various seasonal festivals.

「英語が苦手」 「はずかしい思いをしたことがある」 「英語で話しかけられると、固まってしまう」 そんなあなたのための本が、できました！ はじめまして！ デイビッド・セインと申します。 アメリカで生まれ、日本に来てから約40年間、英会話教室をしています。 これまでたくさんの生徒さんと接する中で、とっても惜しいなぁと思ってきたことがありました。それは、みんな「第一声を発する」のを怖がりすぎているということです。 「伝わらなかったらどうしよう」「失礼があったらどうしよう」と相手を気づかうあまり、 そのために結局、話すチャンスを逃してしまった、機嫌が悪いと誤解されてしまった、不自然で（ときには失礼な）表現になってしまった、などということになれば、本末転倒ですよね。 例えば、食事のお店を探していて、相手に「お刺身は大丈夫？」と聞きたいとき、 あなたならどうやって話しかけるでしょう。 「Sashimi is OK？」 「Are you OK sashimi？」 「Can you eat sashimi？」 こんなふうに言いたくなってしまうのではないでしょうか。 ですがこれ、ちょっとヘンな表現になってしまっています。 日本語に変換するなら、こんな感じです。 「あなたはいいお刺身ですか？」 「もちろんお刺身でいいよね？」 「私は当然食べられるけど、あなたにお刺身は食べられる？」 そんなつもりじゃなかったのに！ と焦ってしまいますよね。 正しい英語表現は、「Do you like sashimi？」。 あれっ、これでいいんだ！　と感じるのではないでしょうか。 そう、英会話はカンペキじゃなくてもいいのです。 日常でよく使う「基本フレーズ」を覚えれば、話し始めがスムーズになります。 「～がほしい」「～でうれしい」という意味のフレーズを使えば、相手は「あ、何かほしいんだな」「喜んでくれたんだな」とわかり、最低限の意図はまず伝わります。 これでだいぶ、誤解されたり言い出せなかったりということが減るはずです。 しかもこの「基本のフレーズ」、難しい表現は必要ありません。 中学英語のレベルでじゅうぶんなんです！ この本には、英語を学ぼうと踏み出したあなたを立ち止まらせない工夫がたくさんつまっています。 さあさっそく、はじめましょう！ デイビッド・セイン 【この本の使い方】 この本では、次の３ステップで英会話を習得していきます。 ●STEP１：フレーズを覚える まずは、日常で使える超万能な「基本フレーズ」を78個ご紹介。 細かいニュアンスの違いも丁寧に解説します。 ○speakとtalkの違いは？ ○「Excuse me?」と語尾を上げるとニュアンスが変わる ○「I’m glad to …」にはうれしさに「ホッとした気持ち」が含まれる ○答え方に要注意！ YesとNoが日本語と逆 ○「Who are you？」は失礼になる場合も！ などなど… ●STEP２：ドリルで練習 次に、各章13問ずつ（合計78問）の穴埋め問題で練習します。 繰り返し解けるので、フレーズがしっかり身につきます！ ●STEP３：ロールプレイで実践！ 最後に、「店員さんに注文」や「タクシーで行き先を伝える」など、 よくあるシチュエーションでフレーズを使ってみましょう。 基本フレーズを組み合わせるだけで、こんなに話せるんだ！ と実感できるはずです。 【目次】 はじめに 本書の使い方 STEP１　フレーズを覚える STEP２　覚えたフレーズをドリルで練習 STEP３　フレーズを使ったロールプレイで実践 ●１章　初対面での会話 　Nice to ～. / I used to ～. / I’m glad to ～. ほか10フレーズ ●２章　お願いする 　Can you ～? / Could you ～? / Do you mind ～? ほか10フレーズ ●３章　ものをたずねる 　How many ～?/ How come ～?/ What kind of ～? ほか10フレーズ ●４章　状況を説明する 　I can ～./ I wonder ～./ It seems ～. ほか10フレーズ ●５章　気持ちを伝える 　I wish ～./ Thanks for ～./ It’s great to ～. ほか10フレーズ ●６章　ちょっとひとこと 　Just try ～./ That sounds ～./ Nothing beats ～. ほか10フレーズ ●７章　ロールプレイで実践 レストランで店員さんと／タクシーで運転手と／道に迷った！ 通行人と、ほか全５シーン INDEX

A high school clique is goaded into joining the cheerleading club by their overenthusiastic leader. While their older classmates make it all look so easy and graceful, Rie and her team keep falling over each other! Exhausted from countless practice sessions and frustrated with what seems to be the fruitlessness of it all, Rie starts wondering…is this worth passing up my valuable high school years over? A chance encounter one night gives her the answer she was searching for…

※この商品はタブレットなど大きいディスプレイを備えた端末で読むことに適しています。また、文字だけを拡大することや、文字列のハイライト、検索、辞書の参照、引用などの機能が使用できません。 手のひらで包めるほどに小さく軽い硬質ガラスの中に、まるで宇宙そのものが入り込んでいるような深遠な世界が広がっているもの――それが『宇宙ガラス』です。 この『宇宙ガラス』はさまざまなガラスや金属、鉱石を幾重にも組み合わせながらバーナーで加熱していくことでつくられるハンドメイド作品です。その工程ゆえに同じものをつくることはできず、一点一点が異なった個体としてできあがります。 戸水賢志氏はその『宇宙ガラス』制作者の中でも抜きん出た個性でファンを魅了し、卓越した伎倆で質の高い作品を提供し続けている第一人者です。 彼のつくる『宇宙ガラス』はクォリティの高さから購入希望者が多く、販売会では抽選でないと手に入れないほど注目されています。 今回、その戸水氏の全面協力の下、未発表新作を含む貴重な作品群を収録した初の写真集をお届けいたします。 The universe itself seems to be contained within a small, light-weight hard glass sphere that you can hold in the palm of your hand - the Space Glass. Each Space Glass is made by hand, combining various glass, metals and crystals in multiple layers and applying heat with a blowtorch, and because of this process, each Space Glass is totally unique. Mr. Satoshi Tomizu is the foremost creator of Space Glass, who enthralls fans with his exceptional artistry and continues to provide them with high quality masterpieces with his outstanding craftsmanship. The Space Glass crafted by Mr. Tomizu attracts so many prospective buyers for their stellar quality that purchases must be made by drawing lots whenever sales events are held. This is the first-ever coffee table photobook, published with the full cooperation of Mr. Tomizu himself, that contains beautiful photographs of his valuable masterpieces, including his latest and never-before publicized works.

I made that I went to see the sea in two people in university student couple Koji and Asaki every summer an annual event. But it is sudden, and it is told, "it seems to be until me, this year" and is surprised from Koji which had a disease.Koji asks such her "to sprinkle my ashes on the sea".

本書は呉善花による「反日韓国論」の集大成にしてベストセラー『侮日論』（文春新書）を英訳し、電子書籍化したものです。 Through this book, you will get to know true historical and social reasons why Koreans have continued to resent and insult Japanese people. The author of this book will share with you her inexcusable experiences with the Korean authorities who took away her human rights, certainly knowing that she was born as a Korean but is now a naturalized Japanese citizen. Though it is not wildly known that the relationship between Japan and Korea is not as good as you might think, it is hard to believe that reasons for some offensive actions taken by Koreans against Japanese people, which this book discusses, will definitely shed light on what truly was happening during the past decades. The annexation of Korea and the WWII might be the reasons behind these offensive actions against Japanese people. However, most of Japanese people simply can’t accept these behaviors. In fact, Korean people should realize that during the 1900’s, Japan helped Korea economically and socially, and improved Korea’s social and physical infrastructure that laid the foundation for Korea to become a modernized and industrialized society. Japan also has been fulfilling Korea’s requests, such as paying compensatory money for “so-called comfort women.” However, it seems that such compensation was not enough to Korean people, who kept asking for more. We cannot deny the fact that Korea has been taking an advantage of the comfort woman issue and the kind-hearted attitude of the Japanese people. As a result, Korean people keep on looking down Japanese people and spreading Korean people’s hate toward Japanese people through Korea’s education system. So, let’s take a look at what the author says about the real situation between Japan and Korea nowadays.

Do you know that 30% of primary school students and 65% of high school students have myopia in Japan? Also, do you know that progressive myopia leads to blindness? Now, children with myopia are rapidly increasing all over the world. It is at a level where you would want to declare it as pandemic. However, the real cause is unknown. Here, I present you with the breakthrough method to prevent and halt myopia which may overturn the prevailing theory that "myopia cannot be prevented." ---Expert taken from the chapter「Introduction」--- Do you sense, as I do, that myopia is increasing among children? There seems to be a general uneasiness among parents who suspect that their children in the community are increasingly nearsighted. Suddenly, it seems everybody is nearsighted. This uptick in nearsightedness is not just a localized phenomenon. In recent years, the entire world has seen a rise in myopia. The 2013 School Health Statistics Survey by MEXT (the Japan Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science, and Technology) revealed that primary school students with uncorrected visual acuity (VA) of 0.3 or less had more than tripled since 1979. Moreover, the percentage of those with unaided vision of less than 0.3 rises with age (33% in 2013); the data showed that 65% of high school students had naked-eye vision of less than 1.0. Of all the theories proposed to date, the only one bearing truth is that outdoor play helps suppress myopia. Although longer periods of outdoor activity seem preferable, researchers disagree on the required duration, suggestions range from 1 hour per day to 14 hours per week. As nobody knows why playing outdoor helps prevent myopia and its mechanism remains unknown, it is impossible to set guidelines on duration.