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Base noun form. Refers to a skill, method, or artistic technique. Often used in contexts like sports, crafts, or performing arts. Example: 『彼の技はすごい』 (kare no waza wa sugoi, 'His technique is amazing').
Theme
At a traditional Japanese arts workshop, User and the instructor Sakura are talking about mastering calligraphy techniques.
技
わざ
art, technique
Culture & SocietyTraditions & Customs
Memory Hook
Imagine a martial artist performing a perfect 'waza' (わざ, 'technique') — it's an art form! 'Waza' sounds like 'wizard' casting a spell, which is a skilled technique.
Cultural Note
In Japan, 『技』 (waza, 'technique') is highly valued in traditional arts like 『茶道』 (sadō, 'tea ceremony'), 『武道』 (budō, 'martial arts'), and 『芸術』 (geijutsu, 'fine arts'). It emphasizes skill, precision, and mastery passed down through generations.
Forms
Base: 技Base noun form. Refers to a skill, method, or artistic technique. Often used in contexts like sports, crafts, or performing arts. Example: 『彼の技はすごい』 (kare no waza wa sugoi, 'His technique is amazing').