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Название: Relation between Oshi-Katsu and Japanese Religious Views
Авторы: Ikeda, H.
Okuzawa, C.
Tsuzuki, N.
Ключевые слова: Oshi-Katsu
Japanese religious views
Оші-Кацу
японці
релігія
Issue Date: 2023
Краткий осмотр (реферат): Firstly, we will explain what Oshi-katsu is. Katsu means ‘activities.’ Oshi refers to people or things which you want to cheer for. Most people regard Oshi as what you love the most and it is similar to “fave.” Some younger people think Oshi is central to their lives. For example, idols, entertainers, voice actors, youtubers and fictional characters. In close relationship, we think of our favorite teachers as Oshi. Let’s look at your Oshi. Anything is right. What do you cheer for? Then, we will talk about Oshi-Katsu in detail. People say many young Japanese do Oshikatsu. One can even say that Oshi-katsu is a new part of Japanese culture. But why do they do those activities? We think there are some reasons. First, they can feel a sense of purpose in life through Oshi-katsu. Second, Oshi-katsu can become their identities; young people represent their own personalities with Oshi. Third, they can be positive about themselves through Oshi. They can do Oshi-katsu anytime and anywhere. For example, when people go to school, they bring Oshi’s goods and they give people power.
Описание: Ikeda H., Okuzawa C., Tsuzuki N. Relation between Oshi-Katsu and Japanese Religious Views. Perspectives of Comparative World Literature and Cultural Studies: Collection of research papers by students and PhD students of Saitama University (Japan), Poltava V.G. Korolenko National Pedagogical University (Ukraine) and Ivan Franko National University of Lviv (Ukraine) / Ed. by Susumu Nonaka, Olga Nikolenko, Lidiia Matsevko-Bekerska, Alan George Milne, Kateryna Nikolenko. Vol. III. Kyiv: Lebed‘, 2023. P. 45-47.
URI: http://dspace.pnpu.edu.ua/handle/123456789/25143
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