[Super-J®公式教材] ひらがなタイムズ 2026年8月号好評発売中

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ひらがなタイムズ 全国の書店で毎月20日発売】

Hiragana Times August 2026 issue

Japan: A Nation Built by Matsuri

「まつり」で作られた国家、日本

Japan Has a Culture of Hara
日本には、肚の文化がある

Hiragana Times July 2026 issue

The Story of Japanese Food, Told by the Supermarket

スーパーが教えてくれる、日本の食の物語

The Unspoken Is Also a Word
言葉にしない、という言葉

Hiragana Times June 2026 issue

Yamabushi: The Mountain Ascetics Who Carry Japan's Essence
山伏——日本の神髄とともに、山に伏し続けた者たち

Why Are Japanese People So Conscious of Age? — A Culture That Reads Relationships
なぜ日本人は年齢を気にするのか — 関係を読む文化

Hiragana Times May 2026 issue

Kofun: Landmarks Beyond Time
古墳——時を超えるランドマーク

The Japanese Smile That Puzzles the World
世界が戸惑う日本人の笑顔

Hiragana Times April 2026 issue

Shinobi: The Way of Those Who Left No Name
忍び──名を残さぬ者たちの生き方

What is the Most “Japanese” Thing in the World?
この世で最も「日本的なもの」とは?

Hiragana Times March 2026 issue

Gagaku — The World's Oldest Orchestra, Dedicated to Nature Koshien — Where Baseball Became "Yakyu"
甲子園 —— ベースボールが「野球」になった場所

The Power of Abbreviation in Japanese: The 4-Beat Rhythm, the 3-Beat Drive, and the Origins of Words
日本語の省略力—— 4拍のリズム、3拍の躍動、そして言葉の源流

Hiragana Times February 2026 issue

Gagaku — The World's Oldest Orchestra, Dedicated to Nature
雅楽──自然に捧げる、世界最古のオーケストラ

Exploring the True Name of "Kana"
日本語の「仮名」の、本名を探る。

Hiragana Times January 2026 issue

The New Year’s Bell Opens the Gate of Heaven
“世明け”を告げる鐘

2025: A Turning Point for Humanity
2025年 ―― 人類にとっての転換点

Hiragana Times December 2025 issue

UMAMI — Nature’s Guiding Pulse that connect life
旨味 — 命をつなぐ自然の導き

Flowers of December: The Beauty of Japan in Winter
12月の花:冬も華やかな日本

Hiragana Times November 2025 issue

Buddha Statues: Who Are They? ~ Incarnations of Prayer That Have Sustained the Japanese Heart for 1,500 Years ~
仏像とは何者か? ~日本人の心を1500年間支え続けた「祈りの化身」~

Kiku: The Ibuki of November –A Flower that Carries Japan’s Spirit
菊:11月のいぶきー日本のこころを映す花

Hiragana Times October 2025 issue

The Sour Truth of Sushi
寿司の真実 〜酸っぱい歴史〜

The Autumn Light Rises Again — Memories of Osaka Expo and Cosmos Flowers
秋の光、再び空へ――大阪万博とコスモスの記憶

Hiragana Times September 2025 issue

Higanbana: The Breath of Autumn Illuminates Kyoto — A Tower of Light and the Memory of Red Spider Lilies

The Story of the Moon and Time

Hiragana Times August 2025 issue

Asagao: The Ibuki of August ーA Japanese seasonal tradition that blooms on summer mornings

Sumo as a Sacred Ritual: The Divine Contest of Strength that Has Long Protected Japan’s Land

Hiragana Times July 2025 issue

  • The Ibuki of July – A Sacred Flower Gracing the Waters.
  • Tatami, the Breathing Floor ── A Japanese Space That Aligns Body and Mind

Hiragana Times June 2025 issue

  • AN INHERITED PRAYER: THE EMPEROR AND THE SHAPE OF JAPAN
  • Japanese – A Language Without Subjects and What It Tells Us

Hiragana Times May 2025 issue

・Cover Story

  • “With the Air of Edo — Everyday Life in Asakusa Through Hiroshige’s Eyes”
  • THE TERAKOYA THAT SHAPED THE JAPANESE PEOPLE

Hiragana Times April 2025 issue

  • The Adventure of Life Pavilion by Shoji Kawamori
  • Myths as “Mind Stories” — The Tales Within Your Heart

Hiragana Times March 2025 issue

"The World of Words Connected by Those Who Hope" [Part 1] >> Content

Japanese People Who Shaped Their Country with Words

Hiragana Times February 2025 issue

Japan: A Nation of Addition, Multiplication, and Harmony >> Content

・The Japanese Language Brain: The Mysterious World of Japanese Language People Who Turn Sounds Into Words

Hiragana Times January 2025 issue

Japan’s Power of Storytelling >> Content

・The Story of Things and People: The Expo>>Content

Hiragana Times December 2024 issue

The Japanese, Given Life by Rice >> Content

・The Spirit of “Musuhi,” The Force that Generates Life and Unity >>Content

Hiragana Times November 2024 issue

“Wagyu” Co-Being with “Wajin” >> Content

・Japanese Abbreviations: Shards of Words Filled with Deeper Meaning


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