MojiMori Original · N4–N3
明治維新 — 日本が大きく変わった時
MojiMori(AIオリジナル)
N4–N3向け。黒船から新しい政府、学校、鉄道、憲法まで。変化を歓迎した人と、困った人の両方から明治維新を読みます。
MojiMori Original · N4–N3 MojiMoriのためにAIで新しく書いた日本語学習用の文章です。青空文庫の作品や参考資料の転載ではありません。
Grades 1–6 refer to Japanese primary school. S means secondary school. These are school grades, not JLPT levels. You can look up words at any level.
Read with furigana, romaji, and English. Hover or focus a phrase to see matching colors. Tap an underlined word for its meaning.
今の私たちには電車が普通に見えても、当時、初めて列車を見た人には、速さや大きな音が新しかったはずです。
Ima no watashitachi ni wa densha ga futsuu ni miete mo, touji, hajimete ressha o mita hito ni wa, hayasa ya ookina oto ga atarashikatta hazu desu.
Although trains seem ordinary to us now, their speed and loud noise must have felt new to people seeing one for the first time back then.
また、都市と農村では変化の速さが違い、洋服や新しい食べ物がすぐに全国の日常になったわけではありません。
Mata, toshi to nouson de wa henka no hayasa ga chigai, youfuku ya atarashii tabemono ga sugu ni zenkoku no nichijou ni natta wake de wa arimasen.
The pace of change also differed between cities and farming villages, and Western clothes and new foods did not immediately become everyday items nationwide.
駅や工場の写真を見る時、「すごい技術だ」で終わらず、「だれが作り、だれが働き、だれが使えたのか」と聞いてみましょう。
Eki ya koujou no shashin o miru toki, "sugoi gijutsu da" de owarazu, "dare ga tsukuri, dare ga hataraki, dare ga tsukaeta no ka" to kiite mimashou.
When looking at photographs of stations and factories, go beyond "What amazing technology" and ask, "Who built it, who worked there, and who could use it?"