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Examples
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Watanuki wonders if she foresaw his need for new glasses and placed these here since there are no coincidences, only hitsuzen.
Anime Nano! 2010
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Wow ... theres no such thing as coincidence in this world. the only thing is hitsuzen.
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There is a lot of wonderful esoteric talk about hitsuzen and human psychology here.
RVABlogs 2008
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Hey it took me longer than 5 mins ok. double: hitsuzen > There's both Japanese and English. nana > My set was unlocked when I bought it in Chinatown ....
Anime Nano! 2008
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Maybe it's Nasu's frustration at Japanese having a ridiculous number of alternatives for the word itself, each of them subtly differentiated by means of context-there's the ubiquitous unmei), the more formal 定め (sadame), the Known To Be Translated Erroneously As 'Fate' Due To The Limitations Of English 必然 (hitsuzen) - and that's just the more common terms that I'm listing down here.
Design daily news 2009
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Maybe it's Nasu's frustration at Japanese having a ridiculous number of alternatives for the word itself, each of them subtly differentiated by means of context-there's the ubiquitous unmei), the more formal 定め (sadame), the Known To Be Translated Erroneously As 'Fate' Due To The Limitations Of English 必然 (hitsuzen) - and that's just the more common terms that I'm listing down here.
Design daily news 2009
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Maybe it's Nasu's frustration at Japanese having a ridiculous number of alternatives for the word itself, each of them subtly differentiated by means of context-there's the ubiquitous unmei), the more formal 定め (sadame), the Known To Be Translated Erroneously As 'Fate' Due To The Limitations Of English 必然 (hitsuzen) - and that's just the more common terms that I'm listing down here.
Design daily news 2009
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Maybe it's Nasu's frustration at Japanese having a ridiculous number of alternatives for the word itself, each of them subtly differentiated by means of context-there's the ubiquitous unmei), the more formal 定め (sadame), the Known To Be Translated Erroneously As 'Fate' Due To The Limitations Of English 必然 (hitsuzen) - and that's just the more common terms that I'm listing down here.
Design daily news 2009
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Maybe it's Nasu's frustration at Japanese having a ridiculous number of alternatives for the word itself, each of them subtly differentiated by means of context-there's the ubiquitous unmei), the more formal 定め (sadame), the Known To Be Translated Erroneously As 'Fate' Due To The Limitations Of English 必然 (hitsuzen) - and that's just the more common terms that I'm listing down here.
Design daily news 2009
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Maybe it's Nasu's frustration at Japanese having a ridiculous number of alternatives for the word itself, each of them subtly differentiated by means of context-there's the ubiquitous unmei), the more formal 定め (sadame), the Known To Be Translated Erroneously As 'Fate' Due To The Limitations Of English 必然 (hitsuzen) - and that's just the more common terms that I'm listing down here.
Design daily news 2009
lampbane commented on the word hitsuzen
The idea that an action is inevitable because without it, other related events in the future can not happen. Therefore all decisions and actions are related.
"There is no coincidence. There is only hitsuzen."
August 28, 2008
chained_bear commented on the word hitsuzen
Just like in Chrononauts!
August 28, 2008