Sumo rules. Even if it's traditions were retro-actively developed, how deeply steeped it is in evoking those traditions is what makes it such a unique sport. And a really entertaining one too.
I'm a teacher. Sometimes the librarian would leave a cart of books in the teacher's lounge for a week before she threw them away. I'd always pick out little non-fiction books meant for 4th graders.
I think because they were so approachable and bite-sized, I actually formed some strong memories with them. I learned a lot.
So I appreciate that this video is only 5 minutes.
As a Japanese viewer, I love that the kanji in this video are actually correct and not just random Japanese-looking characters
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I think because they were so approachable and bite-sized, I actually formed some strong memories with them. I learned a lot.
So I appreciate that this video is only 5 minutes.