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ANALISIS PENERAPAN KARAKTER “KAWAII BUNKA” DALAM KEHIDUPAN MASYARAKAT JEPANG SENEN, MEYLAN; PIRI, ELVIE N.
JURNAL ELEKTRONIK FAKULTAS SASTRA UNIVERSITAS SAM RATULANGI Vol 2, No 2 (2019)
Publisher : JURNAL ELEKTRONIK FAKULTAS SASTRA UNIVERSITAS SAM RATULANGI

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                                         Abstrak Jepang merupakan negara yang memiliki banyak ragam budaya baik budaya tradisional yang selalu dipertahankan secara turun-temurun maupun budaya modern yang lahir akibat pengaruh dari negara lain. Budaya modern ini secara umum dinamakan Japanese Pop Culture yang salah satunya melahirkan budaya kawaii yang secara harafiah memiliki arti manis atau imut. Jepang memiliki maskot berkarakter hewan yang menampilkan kesan dan unsur imut yang menjadi ciri khas di berbagai daerah di Jepang yang disebut Yuru-Chara yang berarti bahwa karakter tersebut digambarkan memiliki sisi lemah lembut namun memiliki sisi imut atau kawaii. Hasil analisis yang telah dilakukan menunjukkan bahwa adanya potensi pengembangan sebuah daerah ketika masyarakat di suatu daerah menggunakan karakter kawaii berbentuk hewan sebagai maskot. Namun potensi dari karakter dalam pengembangan daerah tidak hanya secara finansial melainkan menyampaikan kebijakan pemerintah atau pihak berwajib kepada publik. Tidak hanya digunakan sebagai maskot daerah tetapi masyarakat Jepang selalu menggunakan unsur kawaii dalam aktifitas lainnya. Hal ini menunjukkan bahwa kecintaan masyarakat Jepang terhadap budaya kawaii sangat besar.Kata kunci : Kawaii, Budaya, Maskot, JepangAbstract : Japan is a country that has a wide variety of good culture of traditional culture which has always been maintained in generations and modern culture which was born due to influences from other countries. This modern culture is generally called Japanese Pop Culture one of which gives birth to a kawaii culture which literally means sweet or cute. Japan has an animal character that displays cute impressions and elements that are characteristic of various regions of Japan called Yuru-Chara which means that the character is described as having a soft side but has a cute or kawaii side. The results of the analysis that have been carried out show that there is the potential for developing an area when people in an area use kawaii characters in the form of animals as mascots. However the potential of the character in regional development is not only financially but rather conveying the policies of the government or the authorities to the public. Not only used as a regional mascot but Japanese people always use elements of kawaii in other activities. This shows that the love of Japanese society for kawaii culture is very large. Keywords : Kawaii, Culture, Mascots, Japan
MAKNA BUDAYA OJIGI DALAM KEHIDUPAN ORANG JEPANG DEWASA INI (THE MEANING OF OJIGI CULTURE IN JAPANESE LIFE TODAY) Elvie N. Piri
Kadera Bahasa Vol 10, No 1 (2018): Kadera Bahasa Volume 10 Nomor 1
Publisher : Balai Bahasa Sulawesi Utara

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Although Japan has progressed rapidly in the aspects of technology and science, yet its cultural values remain to be maintained. One of the cultural values that still exist until now is the expression of greeting gestured which is called ojigi.  Nevertheless it is questionable as the times to what extent the present generation signify the culture of ojigi in their daily lives. Do they still practice ojigi and understand the meaning? To answer this question, two methods used in collecting data were library research and questionnaire. It was conducted directly in Japan to high school students and other youth. Based on the results of data analysis it is found that (1) Since the beginning ojigi is a greeting culture that has a great significance and practiced faithfully in the Japanese life. It has changed in Japanese society however as the times. (2) based on a questionnaire survey of young Japanese, it has indeed changed to the culture of ojigi. Some people have replaced it by shaking hands which is a western culture. Some even do not practice ojigi anymore.