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我现在在美国上college，这学期我选了亚洲历史课，老师对日本有特殊的感情，所以基本上是一讲日本为主，而且还让我们用日文写日本历史上著名的历史人物和城市名，谁能帮我用日文写一下几个名字，一定要写清楚，最好能用大一点的字体，我QQ253535150， MSN:zhaoming2008@msn.cn， 如果可以给我发邮件更好，因为，我主要想能用大字体，那样我可以看得更清楚，谢谢了
1.Honshu(本州）
2.Kamikaze
3.Kobe
4.Sapporo
5.Seppuku
6.Miyamoto Musashi
7.Haiku
8.Edo
9.San-kin-kotai
10.Sora

Answer 1

1.Honshu(本州）
2.Kamikaze
3.Kobe
4.Sapporo
5.Seppuku
6.Miyamoto Musashi
7.Haiku
8.Edo
9.San-kin-kotai
10.Sora
汉字 中文意思
1.本州、地名
2.神风，见如下注释1.
3.古部、地名
4.札幌、地名
5.切腹、日本武士精神战败开腹自杀。
6.宫本将司、人名
7.俳句、日本第一种古典文化，相当于中国的词赋
8.江戸、江户时代，一个历史时期
9.参勤交代、见注释2
10.皿，盘子
注释1.「神风特攻队」是二次大战末期的产物。当时日军在太平洋战场节节败退，美军逐步反攻。1944年10月，麦克阿瑟将军准备反攻菲律宾群岛，当时驻扎马尼拉的日本空军战力薄弱，无法扼阻美军登陆。於是，日本军方首次组织神风特攻队，命令日本飞行员以自杀式的攻击，用机身冲撞美军舰艇，同归於尽，以阻挠美军登陆。
当时驻菲的日本第一航空队上尉关行男，担任了首次神风特攻队自杀攻击任务的队长，当其长官询问他是否愿意为国牺牲，带领队员执行这项自杀击任务时。当时年仅23岁，才刚结婚四个月的关行男，闭上了双眼，低头沉思了十几秒，才开口说出：「请让我带领他们。」
神风特攻队的自杀攻击，极其壮烈，带给美军舰艇不小的损失及伤亡，然而并无法挽回日本帝国的命运。不到一年的时间，日本天皇终於宣布无条件投降，结束了第二次世界大战。
注释2. Sankin kōtai (参勤交代 lit. "alternate attendance"?) was a policy of the shogunate during most of the Edo period of Japanese history. The purpose was to control the daimyo. In adopting the policy, the shogunate was continuing and refining similar policies of Toyotomi Hideyoshi. In 1635, a law required sankin kōtai, which was already an established custom. The law remained in force until 1862.
The details changed throughout the twenty-six decades of Tokugawa rule, but generally, the requirement was that the daimyo of every han move periodically between Edo and his han, typically spending alternate years in each place. His wife and heir were required to remain in Edo as hostages. The expenditures necessary to maintain lavish residences in both places, and for the procession to and from Edo, placed financial strains on the daimyo making them unable to wage war. The frequent travel of the daimyos encouraged road building and the construction of inns and facilities along the routes, generating economic activity.
In principle, the sankin kotai was a military service to the shogun. Each daimyo was required to furnish a number of soldiers (samurai) in accordance with the assessment of his han. These soldiers accompanied the daimyo on the processions to and from Edo.
With hundreds of daimyo entering or leaving Edo each year, processions (大名行列 daimyō gyōretsu?) were almost daily occurrences in the shogunal capital. The main routes to the provinces were the kaidō. Special lodgings, the honjin (本阵?), were available to daimyo during their travels.
The sankin kotai figures prominently in some Edo period ukiyo-e (woodblock prints), as well as in popular theater such as kabuki and bunraku.

Answer 2

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