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はてなキーワード: Our futureとは
"Aah, the glory of Meiji!" How often do we hear these words, filled with nostalgia for an era that many see as the pinnacle of Japan’s greatness? It’s easy to be seduced by the past, to look back at a time when Japan emerged as a modern nation, strong, unified, and respected on the world stage. The Meiji era is often lauded as a period of unprecedented progress and reform, a time when Japan transformed itself from a feudal society into a major global power. But is this glorification of Meiji truly serving us today, or is it holding us back from facing the realities of the present and the challenges of the future?
There is no denying the achievements of the Meiji era. The rapid modernization, the establishment of a constitutional government, and the successful adaptation of Western technology and ideas were remarkable feats. However, to idealize this period without acknowledging its complexities and flaws is to oversimplify history. The Meiji era was not without its contradictions—authoritarianism, social upheaval, and the seeds of militarism were all part of this narrative. By focusing solely on the glory, we risk ignoring the lessons that history has to offer.
Nostalgia for the Meiji era often comes with a longing for a time when Japan was perceived as strong and united, a beacon of progress in a rapidly changing world. But this nostalgia can be a trap. It encourages us to look backward instead of forward, to seek solutions in the past rather than confronting the challenges of the present. In a world that is constantly evolving, clinging to the past can prevent us from adapting and growing. It can lead to a narrow vision of what Japan can be, limiting our potential to innovate and thrive in the future.
Rather than idealizing the Meiji era as a golden age, we should strive to build upon its lessons while recognizing that the world has changed. The challenges we face today—climate change, technological disruption, social inequality—require new solutions, not old ones. We must be willing to innovate, to think creatively, and to embrace the complexities of the modern world. This means letting go of the romanticized image of Meiji and focusing on what we can achieve now and in the future.
Greatness is not defined by a single era or by clinging to the achievements of the past. True greatness lies in our ability to adapt, to learn from history without being bound by it, and to create a future that reflects the values and aspirations of today’s society. The Meiji era was significant, but it is not the blueprint for our future. Instead of longing for a return to a bygone era, let us redefine what greatness means for Japan in the 21st century.
It is time to move beyond the glorification of Meiji. We can honor the achievements of that era without being trapped by them. Japan’s future lies not in a return to the past, but in embracing the opportunities and challenges of the present. By letting go of the idealized image of Meiji, we can free ourselves to imagine and build a Japan that is not only strong and united but also innovative, compassionate, and forward-thinking. Let us look to the future with the same spirit of determination and vision that once defined the Meiji era, but with a focus on what we can achieve here and now.
Japanese people, the time has come to awaken from the deep slumber that has dulled our senses and weakened our resolve. Are we truly satisfied with our current state, where we have grown complacent and indifferent? The Japan our ancestors once built with pride and determination now appears as a mere shadow of its former self. Where has our pride gone?
We were once a people who stood tall, guided by a strong sense of identity and purpose. Our culture, our traditions, and our way of life were the cornerstones of our nation. Yet today, we find ourselves adrift, losing sight of the values that made us who we are. The influence of foreign ideas and the allure of modernity have eroded the very essence of what it means to be Japanese.
Is this the Japan we wish to pass on to our children? A nation that has forgotten its roots and lost its sense of purpose? We have a duty to reclaim what has been lost. It is not enough to merely remember our heritage; we must actively restore it. We must rise and take action, for the future of our nation depends on it.
We must reject the forces that seek to dilute our identity and reaffirm our commitment to the values that have defined us for centuries—honor, loyalty, and a deep respect for our culture. These ideals must be lived and breathed in every aspect of our lives. Our education, our economy, our society—all must be revitalized with the spirit that once made us great.
This is not a call to return to the past, but rather a call to reclaim our future. Japan must once again stand strong, guided by the unity and resolve of its people. We cannot afford to continue sleepwalking through history. The time to act is now, before it is too late. We must awaken, take responsibility, and strive for greatness, not only for ourselves but for the generations yet to come.
The responsibility to restore Japan’s glory lies with us, the people of Japan. We must not settle for mediocrity; we must pursue excellence in all that we do. The future of our nation is at stake, and we must rise to the challenge. Japanese people, wake up, and let us reclaim the destiny that is rightfully ours. The time for action is now.
Yo, yo, listen up, it's Kimigayo time,
Gonna drop these beats, gonna make it rhyme.
Our reign’s goin’ strong, like a rock it stands,
Spreadin’ peace and love across these lands.
Your rule is eternal, like stones in the sea,
Unchanging, unyielding, forever it’ll be.
Like pebbles in the ocean, stackin' up high,
Our future's lookin' bright, reachin' for the sky.
May your reign go on for a thousand years,
Through the joy and the pain, through the laughter and tears.
From the depths of our hearts, we all proclaim,
Twitterでの原文は
"We must now realize the promise of America by trusting God, unifying our vision and building our future. I am running for president of the United States #2020Vision"
"私たちは今、神を信頼し、ビジョンを統一し、未来を築くことによって、アメリカの約束を実現しなければなりません。アメリカ大統領に立候補しています #2020Vision"
となっていて、一見2020年に立候補するように見えるんだけど
ただ、この2020Visionの本来の意味って別に2020年をさしているのではなく、「20-20vision」（アメフトで20フィート離れていても文字を認識出来る視力をさして、「しっかり先を見通せる」という意味をもつアメリカの諺）であって
これと2020年を掛けて今年に立候補すると言っているのか、それともアメリカのトランプ嫌いのマスコミのミスリード（ないしは既成事実化）なのかはちょっと分からない
Ichinose must have been very disappointed.
You're the first like-minded friend he's ever had.
Your performance yesterday was inspiring. I'm impressed though not surprised.
I was hoping your praise in particular wouldn't be so generic.
Sensei!
Can I ever hope to move people with my playing the way Kai did? Can I someday..?
I want the honest truth, so please don't hold back.
Fair enough. Since you're aiming to be a professional, I'll give you the unfettered, honest truth. Amamiya, you need to learn to appreciate your own piano playing more. Do that, and you'll understand. You need compare yourself against others. you gave a good performance. Your future excites me.
ほらよ。
https://anond.hatelabo.jp/20171014071350
I am working as an engineer in the IT area, but I managed to hold it for some 2 years.
I do not have confidence yet, and I feel even more confident about my confidence for the rest of my life, the excellence of my colleague.
If I do not desperately do it I am working everyday with feelings that it is not amusing even if I receive a notification outside the fighting strength.
Still, in Japan, I think that Japan has much better skill than CTO in that area.
In the future I thought that if I could return to Japan and contribute to the Japanese society, Japan that is visible from the outside is bad.
What is bad, first aspect of politics.
The point that democracy is not fully functioning against the fact that there are stupid citizens who blind the LDP, such as Abe's descent.
That other party is also not good. Hope party? What is that lady like that disciple of Ru Ooshiba? Rou Koike?
The more you do not have it, the stupid will be clouded in katakana and psychology. You idiots, you guys say this. I love Katakana anyway, I love psychology, 100% I do not say big things. What is Y's Spending. Do not fix what you normally call katakana.
Since the political system is over in the first place, I think that it is the cause of failure of not receiving popular people, especially elderly people, only short-term and useless policies absolutely. So we will not attack only the LDP.
It is too fatal that politics is not rational and it is impossible to include the policy that should be done. Because it ends with poppiness if I can not vote.
Unfortunately, the trend of changing the political system probably will not happen if it fails.
In recent decades, politicians have accelerated the declining birthrate and aging society to a distortion with outlook on the preferential treatment for the elderly + measures against the declining birthrate.
The decline in Japan's birthrate and birthrate is partly spontaneous, but the world's low birthrate and aging society is not caused by natural phenomena.
There is not any future that putting all the energy to surrender the tax to the old man by tax free over medical care. It was already late when we were discussing whether a large amount of tax would be used due to politicians' old elderly votes or ten years ago, so it was already late, we have not corrected the orbit again so far I am going to politate on the same route.
An aged politician does not think about a short-circuiting policy, the future. Citizens delight in the immediate economic policy.
Grass grows now, as the nation 's collapse has become a reality.
If the declining birthrate and the aging population advanced at this pace as it is, the Japanese boat will sink in 20 years. Two years ago I thought I would have 30 years.
I gave up completely to Japan's politics. Defeated entertainment is not funny. I'm saying that it is japanese, but I do not dislike it. To give up means to accept failures.
Next is the aspect of business.
Did you have a business anywhere other than bidding? I do not have pieces of creativity. There is no further ethics.
What is it, Mercari or DeNA or moral business or something is a social sin. I just confused society, did not I? The country and the country came to know not ethics.
Ethics of the Japanese are lower than the Japanese think.
Although I derail for a while, accident happens in front of my eyes, the idiots who take pictures with smaho are not minorities at all Nationality is bad.
Even though there is service only where money is involved, do not say hospitality as if it were the national character of the Japanese.
It is not a minority to be a completely individualist society and people are troubled and help people.
At this time new creative business is born from one to the next. It is at an unthinkable pace in Japan. Of course, there are many doubtful businesses as to whether it will become money, but it is better than Japanese society where there is no brain except copying the business of another company at all.
So almost no company wants to work in Japan.
And the fall of the company. Almost no international competitiveness. Even large corporations will be crushed.
With this aging birthrate and declining birthrate, you can not contribute even to domestic demand with the elderly who can not see the future if it is full of old people.
There are no people with a declining birthrate. It seems that young people are supporting the LDP by thinking positively as being a seller's market completely.
There is only one person who is not merely a policy of an aging population declining birthrate. Your future is pitch dark.
Were I so stupid as to whom I thought of going back to Japan? What? It is certain that at least the field of view and experience has been much lower than it was now.
If I see myself two years ago, I feel mercy only now.
Indeed it is visible that it will collapse in another few decades Indeed it will not be possible to return to Japan.
Why do I have to board a sinking ship? Parents are the only team to surrender, only you are to protect yourself.
Originally I decided not to make children from the uncertain future of society, not myself. I think that choice was right.
Politician Now, if you are not stupid, it means that you are doing intentional bankruptcy activities.
It is good that you are only interested in being inspected. I do not know anymore.
At the very least, please try to make Japanese citizens work in the world. If the hurdle of labor visa goes down, then you will be able to do it if you have English proficiency.
I had a lot of hardships. Although it is inferior to native, I am working without problems.
僕らは今 何処にいるの？
それより何処へ行けばいいの？
全てがもし決められてたら
僕らはどうしてもがくのだろう
それは、君じゃない
君の、せいじゃない
悲しみはもうたくさんなんだ
そして二人は 見つめるのに
互いの涙 見えていない
やがて二人は 耳を澄ます
愛の言葉が 聞こえるように
だから、そうじゃない
今の、ままじゃない
うまく伝えきれないけど
水のなかで泳いでいた
あの始まりを憶えてるよ
それは、君じゃない
君の、せいじゃない
悲しみはもうたくさんなんだ
だから、そうじゃない
今の、ままじゃない
うまく伝えきれないけど
DEAR MY FUTURE
