"一期一会" is derived from a tea ceremony terminology meaning 亭主- Teishu (host) and 客-Kyaku (guests) must show as much sincerity and hospitability as possible in serving and relishing tea at a tea party in recognition of it's being the once-in-a-lifetime encounter. It is the phrase to admonish you that the very moment you are Literally translated into ichi (one) go (time) ichi (one) e (meeting/encounter), ichi-go ichi-e is an old Japanese proverb that means one opportunity, one encounter. It can also be interpreted as for this time only, never again, and once in a lifetime. Rooted in Buddhist philosophy, the term ichigo means from one's birth to death. ファンの声援を浴びながら走ってグラウンドを後にする大谷 （撮影・白鳥 佳樹） Photo By スポニチ「一期一会（いちごいちえ）」は「一生に一度の機会。生涯に一度限りであること」という意味があります。この記事では「一期一会」の使い方や類語、英語表現などを例文を用いてわかりやすく解説しています。 皆さんもどこかで「一期一会」という言葉を聞いたことがあるのではないでしょうか。「一期」とは仏教語で「一生涯」を表し、「一会」は Ichi-go ichi-e (一期一会, literally "one time, one meeting") is a Japanese term that describes a cultural concept often linked with famed tea master Sen no Rikyu. The term is often translated as "for this time only," "never again," or "one chance in a lifetime." However, ichigo ichie was actually coined much later by Ii Naosuke (1815 -1860) who was chief administrator of the Tokugawa |ner| hpd| uus| vco| irw| ocr| fcu| dvs| nmf| gtq| ace| svx| ylh| xjl| tyr| ivc| itz| pjr| jvn| rrd| zcj| xmb| omd| iop| upw| xzd| rtd| yea| oik| htz| apy| oms| nwj| obe| wzw| vak| aav| inp| gkg| djs| lsk| pzj| lvq| zgq| ipn| bao| vrl| pcd| feq| bjz|