KON-KATSU

There is a new word Kon-Katsu since a few years ago, and now became common word.
Kon-Katsu  is clipped word from 結婚活動 [Kekkon-Katsudou].
(Kekkon means marriage,Katsudou means activity.)

It means people do something for marriage.
because there is a tendency to marry late in Japan...
I don't do any Kon-Katsu  although I think that it's difficult to encounter men. haha.

Japanese net term part-1

I just came up new idea what I'll try to write about Japanese net term sometimes.
It means as like ASAP = As Soon As Possible and many term in English.



kwsk
It means...in detail, blow by blow. 
It's from a Japanese word 詳しく[Ku-Wa-Si-Ku].

For exsample
A: I've just met a celebrity in my office!
B: kwsk!

AKEMASHITE OMRDETOU

A happy new year everyone!
How was your new year's holiday?

I went to Osaka 2nd January.
I was planing to take photos there but I didn't because I was tired for walk long distance. :P
I bought a coat and a outer wear at sale.
That's big reason I went there. haha.
I also visited a Shinto shrine in Osaka.
It's New Year's wishes for health and happiness.
It's called HATUMOUDE.
It means the first visit a Shinto shrine.
(basicliy during the first three days of the New Year)

I hope you have a wonderful year!


*The title means [A happy new year] in Japanese.