關於 is kyoto beautiful ，我們在網路上蒐集到這些相關的討論、資訊與評價

I am not a bass player but Paul Jackson is one of my favorite bass players. He is the funk!! His groove, space.. so funky!! Years ago, I emailed Paul and I explained how much funk I got from him.. then he emailed me back to invite me to his place in Japan!! I mean he invited me for the first I ever meet him! I got lost finding his place in Japan.. but finally I met him! Oh man, he played so many unreleased music from his old recording. He said those were from Fantasy records(?) I had a great time at his place. Then a few years later, finally I played a gig with him! We did a rehearsal in Kyoto Japan...then we played a gig.. he played totally different from our rehearsal! I can’t not believe he is gone now. He left amazing funk music with us. Beautiful Paul Jackson RIP. ❤️

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☆ネイティブの生の会話からリアルな英語を学ぶ☆
　
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1) Nerve-wracking（とても緊張感がある）
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nerve は「緊張」、wrack は「苦しめる」を意味することから、nerve-wrackingは人をひどく緊張させたり、心配させることを意味します。極度の不安や心配が原因でイライラしたり、ストレスを感じたりするニュアンスがあり、「神経が疲れる」と訳すこともできます。この表現は、____ is nerve-wracking.（〜はすごく緊張する）のように空欄に緊張する対象が入ります。
　
✔ちなみにNerve-rackingとスペルすることもありますが、どちらを使ってもOKです。
　
＜例文＞
　
Doing a speech in English in front of many people is nerve-wracking.
（大勢の前で英語でスピーチをするのはすごく緊張します。）
　
Waiting for the test results to come back can be really nerve-wracking.
（試験の結果が返ってくるのを待つのって本当に神経が疲れるよね。）
　
I just got back from my first job interview. It was pretty nerve-wracking.
（ちょうど今、初めての仕事の面接から戻ってきました。すごく緊張しました。）
　
　
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2) What was it famous for?（何で有名だったっけ？）
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友人との会話中に、話題に上がったお店の名前や駅の名前が出てこない時は、日本語では「あのお店の名前は何だっけ？」「どの駅だったっけ？」のように問いかけますが、英語では「What was ____?」のように問いかけます。この表現は、相手に質問をしているというよりは自分に問いかけている感じで、例えば、「あの場所の名前は何だっけ？」は “What was the name of that place?”のように表現します。
　
✔その他、「どこだったっけ？」は「Where was it?」、「いつだったっけ？」は「When was it?」のように言います。
　
＜例文＞
　
What was the name of the restaurant we went to last week? Oh yeah, Denny’s!
（先週行ったレストランの名前は何だったっけ？あ、そうだデニーズ！）
　
If you want to get on the bullet train you should go to…ah, which station was it? Oh, Shinagawa station!
（新幹線に乗りたいんだったら、あの駅に行くといいよ。えーと、どの駅だったかな？あ、品川駅だ！）
　
I went to a really beautiful temple in Kyoto. What was the name of that temple? I think it’s called Kiyomizu-dera.
（昨日、京都で素敵なお寺に行きました。お寺の名前は何だったかな。多分、清水寺だったと思います。）
　
　
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3) Pass on（〜を遠慮する）
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pass on は「やめておく」や「遠慮する」を意味する表現です。特に相手の誘いに対し「遠慮しておくよ」とやんわり断るときに使える口語表現で、友達や同僚だけでなく、目上の人や年長者に対しても使える便利なフレーズです。例えば、「カラオケは遠慮しておきます」は「I’ll pass on karaoke.」と言い、pass on の後に遠慮する対象が入ります。
　
✔ちなみに、「I’ll pass.」だけでも「遠慮します」を意味します。
　
＜例文＞
　
I’ll pass on dinner tonight. I still have some work I need to finish up.
（まだ終わらせないといけない仕事があるので、今夜の食事は遠慮しておきます。）
　
There are too many people in line. Let’s pass on it this time.
（並んでる人が多すぎる。今回はやめておこう。）
　
If I were you, I would not pass on that opportunity.
（私だったらそのチャンスを逃さないね。）
　
　
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4) Signature food（代表的な食べ物）
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signatureと聞くと、「サイン(署名)」を思い浮かべる人も多いと思いますが、この単語には「特徴的な」や「代表的な」といった意味もあります。地域の特産品やお店の看板料理、または友達が作る得意メニューなどをsignature food/dishと表します。また食べ物に限らず、特徴的なスタイルやファッションなど、その人独自のスタイルを表す時にも使われます。
　
＜例文＞
　
You have to get the four cheese pizza here. It’s their signature dish.
（ここの４種のチーズピザを頼まないと。ここの看板メニューだよ。）
　
He’s always had those bright red glasses. That’s his signature look.
（彼は昔から真っ赤な眼鏡をかけていました。彼独自のスタイルです。）
　
Of course I remember the “Tornado”. That was Hideo Nomo’s signature move.
（もちろん、トルネードを覚えているよ。あれは野茂英雄選手の得意技だったからね。）
　
　
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5) Delicacy（珍味）
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フォアグラやキャビア、エスカルゴなど、高級で珍しい食べ物をdelicacyと言い、特にその国でしか食べられない珍しい食べ物に対して使われます。ちなみに日本語では気配りがない人を「デリカシーがない」と言いますが、このカタカナ英語は delicate から成り立った表現で、ここで紹介しているdelicacyとは意味が異なります。
　
＜例文＞
　
Have you had “shirasu” before? It’s a Japanese delicacy. Try a bite.
（しらすって食べたことある？日本の珍味なんだけど、一口食べてみなよ。）
　
I get that this is a delicacy in this country but I can’t eat it.
（これがこの国の珍味なのは分かるけど、私には無理だよ。）
　
This dish is really popular in this prefecture. It’s a well known delicacy.
（この県ではすごく人気のある料理です。言わずと知れた珍味です。）
　
　
　
　
　
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本日ご紹介したフレーズは、iTunes Japanの「ベストポッドキャスト」に2017から4年連続選出されたHapa英会話の人気コンテンツPodcast第323回「ユニークな日本文化」の内容の一部です。Podcastの全内容をご覧になりたい方は、Hapa英会話のブログをチェック！会話の全文、会話の要約、ピックアップしたフレーズ、ポッドキャストでは説明できなかった表現や言い回しが掲載されています。
　
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Beautiful neck! My first encounter was my 1963 Fender Duo Sonic that I bought it at East Village Guitars in Kyoto Japan. I thought it’s great guitar for my son.. the I brought it to my gig one night playing slow blues. Wow! What a tone! This 22.5 inch scale neck with all vintage 1963 tone...I just loved it. After that these guitars (Duo Sonic and Musicmaster became really important part on my playing) I can say that these guitars really developed my bending style too! And my dynamics because these guitars are very sensitive so you need to play a bit softer to make warmer tone. Just a thought on Monday morning. Hope every is doing well. #micromonday #fenderduosonic #fendermusicmaster #fenderoffset #studentguitar #shortscaleguitar #vintageguitar #guitar #daddariostrings #daddario #1146 #1252

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Yokokuji is a famous temple in Kyoto.
Ajisai (hydrangea) bloom beautifully here during the rainy season.

You can also see the "Hanacyouzu" ceremony, in which flowers are floated in the purification fountain at shrines and temples.
During the rainy season, you may be able to take a photo of the beautiful Ajisai on the water.

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In this video, I wanted to do my best to visualize what 'Realization' feels like.
Realization is a beautiful yet confusing feeling. A feeling that everything inside your head is moving so fast and it's somewhat similar to the fast-paced life in my hometown, Tokyo.
I hope you enjoyed that short sequence!

Thank you for watching! If you want to learn more about Japan, check out my other socials!
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These are some of the places shown in the video:
Opening (00:00)
Oshiage (02:54)
Odaiba (06:23)
Toranomon Hills (06:54)


Thanks Taichi for helping out with some of the shots!
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Other Videos:
Rediscover Japan - A different side of Japan
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Against the Waves - A story behind Kaiki Yamanaka (A Surfer's Documentary)
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Slow Down, you're in the Philippines - cinematic video
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To Let Go Sometimes - Hong Kong (cinematic travel video)
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