本書は日本語能力試験N1～N5レベルの重要表現の使い方を、調べたいときすぐにひける文型辞典です。本書の特長は、何といっても見出し語の見付けやすさです。例えば、「今日を限りにたばこをやめる」という文。日本語学習者が文型を調べるときに抱えがちなストレスが、「『かぎりに』の『か』から探しても、見出し語が見付けられない!」というものです。本書は、「限りに」の「か」からでも「を限りに」の「を」からでも、どちらからでも見出し語にたどり着けるようにしました。さらに、すべての文型の解説には英語・中国語・韓国語の3カ国語訳付き。 This textbook is a sentence pattern dictionary that allows learners to quickly research ways of using essential expressions for level N1 to N5 of the Japanese-Language Proficiency Test (JLPT). It is unique for its ease of looking up vocabulary entries. For example, consider the phrase, “Kyo wo kagiri ni tabaco wo yameru” (“I’m going to quit smoking, starting tomorrow”). Learners of the Japanese language tend to feel stress when looking up sentence patterns because, even if they search from “ka” for “kagiri ni,” they cannot find the pertinent vocabulary entry. This textbook makes it possible to arrive at the vocabulary entry from either “ka” (“kagiri ni”) or “wo” (“wo kagiri ni”). Moreover, all sentence pattern explanations include translations in three languages: English, Chinese, and Korean. 【共著】友松悦子:拓殖大学留学生別科非常勤講師。『改訂版どんなときどう使う日本語表現文型500』『改訂版どんなときどう使う日本語表現文型500短文完成練習帳』『どんなときどう使う日本語表現文型200』(アルク共著)、『ひらけ日本語』(凡人社共著)、『初級日本語文法総まとめポイント20』(スリーエーネットワーク共著)など。 【共著】宮本淳:(学)大原学園大原日本語学院専任教員。『日本語テスト問題集―文法編』(凡人社共著)、『改訂版どんなときどう使う日本語表現文型500』『改訂版どんなときどう使う日本語表現文型500短文完成練習帳』『どんなときどう使う日本語表現文型200』(アルク共著)など。 【共著】和栗雅子:『改訂版どんなときどう使う日本語表現文型500』『改訂版どんなときどう使う日本語表現文型500短文完成練習帳』『どんなときどう使う日本語表現文型200』『日本語の教え方ABC』(アルク共著)、『実力日本語(上)練習帳』(東京外国語大学留学生センター編著〈共著〉)、『読むトレーニング基礎編日本留学試験対応』(スリーエーネットワーク共著)など。【※本作品はブラウザビューアで閲覧すると表組みのレイアウトが崩れて表示されることがあります。予めご了承下さい。】

It was the 2011 Tohoku earthquake and tsunami, which had a particularly profound impact on my home prefecture of Fukushima, that made me painfully aware of the need to live life as it comes, without fixed goals, which tend to be imperfect and grounded in desire. This book consists of a selection of short essays penned by GEN’YU Sokyu, chief priest at a Zen temple in Fukushima Prefecture. Beginning in April 2012, he began writing a newspaper column that ran for seven and a half years. Embracing the ever-changing nature of the world, he took up a wide range of topics inspired by his daily activities and experiences, including events in post-disaster Fukushima, temple renovation and soil improvement, Japanese customs, observations about nature, and encounters with people from all walks of life. With a mindfulness sometimes accompanied by a wry sense of humor, he reflects upon the surprises those events and encounters brought and what they taught him. His insightful essays are sprinkled with wisdom on how we should cope with life and death, derived from Buddhist and Taoist teachings. He encourages each of us to follow our mind as it changes according to the circumstances of the moment; the result will be experiences far more valuable than the simple achievement of our initial plans.

Are you suffering from lower back pain, stiff shoulders, or lassitude? The cause is maybe due to your Occlusion! We tend to move our jaw or grinding teeth unconsciously to maintain breathing while sleeping. A force produced by jaw movement to seek oxygen is totally beyond our imagination. That kind of force easily destroy our dentition which leads to malocclusion, bodily distortion and eventually cause physical illness. ＂Is my symptoms came from dental occlusion..?＂ Hopefully this comic will trigger your mind towards health and help to improve the quality of life! Recommended for person who are: ・suffering from unknown, unidentified, prolonged physical/mental illness ・interested with unconventional dental treatment 【PROFILE】 He developed his original 【JSC (Jaw Self Control) therapy】 based on actual experience. He is implementing workshop for dental staff about breakdown of dentition by the breathing energy in Tokyo, Osaka, and Fukuoka. Additionally, he is visiting the dental clinic nationwide to instruct a patient together with attending dentist. Had lectures at various places in China, and Universities.

外国人研究者の視点から、日本法の基本的な特徴を英語で広く世界に発信する。一般的に日本法は明治維新後に外国法がどのように継受、修正されたかが問題とされるが、本書では特に、日本法を取り囲む様々な基層を踏まえつつ、古代国家の成立から現代に至る日本法の歴史的形成・発展や特徴を、物語として記述する。また、現代日本の法及び制度を包括的に解説しており、日本法を学び、研究する外国人にとっても最適な一冊である。 Written from the perspective of a non-Japanese scholar, this book aims at broadly divulging in English the basic features and traits of Japanese law. Generally, studies on Japanese law tend to focus on the problem of how foreign law has been received and modified in Japan after the Meiji Restoration. In an attempt to identify the different layers that constitute Japan's legal system, this work narrates the historical formation and development of Japanese law from Ancient to Modern times. It also provides a well-balanced and up-to-date account of the basic legal rules and institutions of Today's Japan. Thus, the book will be a perfect primer for non-Japanese students seeking to learn the basics of Japanese law. Publisher: Osaka University Press Author: Luis Pedriza moved to Japan as a postgraduate student in 2002. He obtained a Ph.D. in Public Law at the Graduate School of Law of Kyoto University in 2008. Subsequently, he was appointed as assistant professor at the same academic institution. In 2013, he became associated professor at the Graduate School of Law of Osaka University. Currently, he teaches Japanese Constitutional law and Comparative Constitutional law at the Faculty of Law of Dokkyo University.