Every shopping district used to have them, the gods of commercial blessings called Blessed Ones. Now, one is coming to my local shopping district. Most are supposed to be old ladies but this one is…a third year middle schooler. Not only that, she’s got a “butler” accompanying her and they transferred together into my class! It’s custom for Blessed Ones to never touch money so apparently the “butler” is supporting her in her daily life. But still, never touching money? That’s crazy! What’s the truth behind it all? And why, why does she smile so wildly? I can’t stop thinking about her… Is this love? Source: NU
Japanese study overview
Kimi ga Boku wo is a Japanese novel of 252,678 characters, with 10,458 unique words and 1,849 different kanji. Its difficulty rating on Jiten is average, 2.7 out of 5. The full vocabulary list ranks all 10,458 words by how often they appear, and you can study them on Jiten or download them as an Anki deck.
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Vocabulary highlights
Here are some of the words that appear most often in this media, as well as a sample of its rarer vocabulary.
- 私I×1,807
- 真名Mana×1,498
- 言うto say×527
- 思うto think×344
- 父father×327
- 真名kanji (as opposed to kana)×283
- 人person×278
- 恵まれるto be blessed with×251
- 縁fate×229
- 淳子Akiko×218
- 話talk×199
- 自分myself×192
- 講(Buddhist) lecture meeting×156
- 縁connection (to a person, place, etc.)×112
- 白山Shirayama×84
- お布施alms-giving×82
- 聡Akira×77
- 佐間Sama×63
- 保護司probation officer×52
- 内井Uchii×42