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のひら
むず
がゆ
かった

The palms of my hands were terribly itchy.
かんしゅ
看守
たちほとんど
おどろ
くばかりに
しゅうねんぶか
ざんにん
残忍
でした
The majority of the guards were astonishingly vindictive and cruel.
むみかんそう
無味乾燥
きじ
記事
ても
じじつ
事実
なまなま
かん
じる
ことができなかった
Even seeing it in print, it didn't quite feel like reality.
ひび
くろ
すすけた
かべ

The cracked, soot-stained walls.
らくご
落語
おもしろ
おくふか
奥深
でんとう
伝統
ぶんか
文化
みなお
見直
され
はんじょう
繁昌
てい
ひろ
まった
ことから
とうきょう
東京
らくご
落語
こうりゅう
交流
ちいき
地域
よせ
寄席
たか
まる
という
こうか
効果
てきた

As rakugo has been reassessed as interesting and profound traditional culture, the names of prosperous houses have spread, and as a result interest in Tokyo rakugo as well as regional locations has grown.
ゆらぎ
はだ
とは
きせつ
季節
わり
いちじてき
一時的
はだ
ちょうし
調子
わる
なること
にほんご
日本語
ゆらぐ
ふあんてい
不安定
いう
いみ
意味

‘Yuragi skin’ is poor skin condition resulting from the change of seasons. 'Yuragu' means unstable in Japanese.
Source: https://english.cheerup.jp/article/2730
こころ
ゆかい
愉快
するたとえばいままで
しず
んでいた
ものその
おと
ようき
陽気
になるということいままで
おんがく
音楽
とは
はんたい
反対
ことでした
Indeed, soothing the soul with sound––for instance, cheering up a depressed person––was the opposite effect of what music had done up to that point.
ねえわたし
ふえ
ねいろ
音色
きいているこんなみじめ
とし
ばかりいまにとても
ほうねん
豊年
つづくいい
とし
ような
きぼう
希望
しゅったい
出来
すこしもがっかりしなくなりました
"You know, when I'm listening to that flute, I am no longer discouraged, even a little, and I grow hopeful that soon we will enter a time very different from this miserable famine, where the crops are bountiful every year."
Source: 鶴の笛林芙美子, translation: J. D. Wisgo
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