【海外の反応】「ただのスラングだと思ってた…」“草”が映し出した日本語と脳の意外な関係

"I thought it was just slang..." The surprising relationship between Japanese and the brain revealed by the word "kusa" (grass). Note: Reference books related to the content of this video (the relationship between Japanese character structure and the brain) and introductory books on Japanese language theory, cultural comparison, and cognitive science are tagged in the product listing. [References/Sources] reddit youtube x (formerly Twitter) Thank you for watching! Your feedback and comments are a great encouragement for us. If you agree, we'd appreciate your support with likes, hype, and comments. Please subscribe to our channel! Subscribe here → @miryokujapan 🌸About this video ※This is an entertainment piece based on true events, facts, and "overseas reactions" articles on social media, and is either partially or fully dramatized or entirely fictional. 🌸About the channel This is a story channel that conveys the charm of Japan through a global perspective. While we use multiple sources of information in our production, the content may contain errors, incomplete information, or missing information. When viewing, please be sure to check other sources of information. [Copyright Notice] The images, videos, text, etc. used on "Charm JAPAN" belong to their respective rights holders. *Some footage is used for illustrative purposes only. Please note that the statements may differ from those of the people, organizations, or content mentioned, so please enjoy the content as entertainment. We take the utmost care and respect all rights when creating content. If you have any issues, please contact us directly and we will respond promptly. Important guidelines we refer to: ・Copyright information from the Agency for Cultural Affairs: https://www.bunka.go.jp/seisaku/chosa... ・YouTube Community Guidelines: https://support.google.com/youtube/an... ■Audio used VOICEVOX: Ryusei Aoyama VOICEVOX: Kotaro Shirakami VOICEVOX: Meio Kenzaki VOICEVOX: Shikoku Metan VOICEVOX: Takehiro Kurono VOICEVOX: Ritsu Namioto CV: Mimic = Wonderbox (© Nanahapi) / @mimic_teionvo ■Materials used ・pixabay ・pexels ・Photo AC ■Sound effects ・Sound Effects Lab ■BGM ・Sound source distributed by Mupot Inc.