介紹日本的動漫英語怎麼說

1. 日本動漫英文介紹

我覺得你可以自己先寫成中文，然後再下載有道字典，翻譯成英文。有道字典是免費的，你可以使用例子或者句子來翻譯。

2. 求關於日本動漫文化的介紹,要英文,簡短

Some other religious customs of Shinto Japanese allude to unknown origins, and in each case a close relation to Jewish religious tales and traditions can be found. Take for example, both the entrances to Shinto shrines and Jewish synagogues hold golden bells that are to be rung before entering or engaging in prayer. The floor plan of the Shinto shrine is very similar to that of a Jewish tabernacle. The "torii" or "gate" that is the entrance to a Shinto shrine, is almost exactly the same design as the "taraa" gate / entrance to a Jewish tabernacle. At a traditional Shinto festival "Ontohsai" the ancient tradition was to sacrifice seventy-five deer, followed by the symbolic (simulated) sacrifice of a young boy who is saved shortly before death by another priest playing the role of a "kami" or "god (spirit)," this is comparable to the Hebrew story of Abraham's near sacrifice of Isaac. This similarity is compounded by the fact that the Hebrew ceremony also called for a sacrifice of seventy-five sheep. However, since there were originally no sheep in Japan, it is believed that deer were substituted because they are kosher; never mind the fact that animal sacrifice plays absolutely no role in any other Shinto traditions and seems to go against the very nature of Shinto itself (it was eventually outlawed in the Meiji era, and is now simulated with stuffed animals). And finally, a rumor that the holy mirror in the Shinto shrine of Ise contains an actual Hebrew phrase (scripted in Hebrew). On three separate occasions, and by three unrelated people(2), this phrase has been translated as the Hebrew name of God, meaning "I Am That I Am."

Some Hebrew social traditions also may have found their way into Japanese culture, such as bowing as a form of greeting, the imagery of mountains as holy places of enlightenment and spiritual discovery, similar styles of folk-dancing amongst both Hebrew and Japanese peoples, and the sowing of salt before an important (or religious) undertaking as a symbol for purification. Not to mention the similarities between the royal crest of the Japanese imperial family carrying the exact same design as the seal over Herrod's Gate in Jerusalem (one of the most important entrances to the holy city).

With all of these findings to consider, one can easily see why the influence of Jewish mysticism is so strong in Japanese anime. And the introction of Christianity to Japan in 1549 by Jesuit Francis Xavier, and its reintroction in 1859 after Japan's two centuries of seclusion, has also served its part in shaping the religious and social lives of the Japanese. Although true freedom of religion did not show itself in Japan until the Allied occupation in 1945, it has long been the nature of Shinto to tolerate and even absorb certain aspects of other religions(3). Shinto-ized versions of Christian angels and demons have found their way into Japanese art and story. Naturally, with the strong apocalyptic tendencies of Japanese entertainment, one can see how the Christian idea of angels as saviors, while also being juxtaposed as the bringers of Armageddon, would be a fascinating subject for the Japanese. One example can be found in "Wish," a Japanese manga by the leading female artist group CLAMP, which tells the story of a young angel, Kohaku, sent to earth to find another missing angel, Hisui. While these angels are depicted in the traditional Christian manner (white wings, halos, white robes, etc…) they are assigned very pagan roles. There are four archangels, but they are not the typical four found in Christian mythology, instead they are given Japanese names, and represent the elements of nature: fire, wind, water, and earth. Kohaku himself represents a fifth element, that of spirit, and he is assigned with the role of "hatching" new angels from the "tree of life," (possibly a Qabbalistic association with Jewish mysticism). Coincidentally, God's "messengers" are hares, a traditional Shinto myth animal-association with communication, sending warnings or messages.

A situation which illustrates the angel as destructor can be found in the anime "Neon Genesis Evangelion." These "angels" are certainly not represented in the typical Christian fashion as far as looks are concerned - they are definitely given a Japanese flavor by being portrayed as giant mecha - but their arrival in Neo-Tokyo is seen as a sign of the coming of the destruction of the earth.

These current trends of including Western religious symbolism in Japanese tales do seem on the surface to be not much more than a sprinkling of the exotic to Japan's "Western-crazed" fads, but I strongly believe it to be a reflection of distant past influences to their religious and social traditions, the memory of which may have been lost for many generations.

(2) The three people were: Arinori Mori (the cultural minister of Japanese ecation, culture, and science, around 1899), Dr. Sakon (a professor at Aoyama-Gakuin University, around 1947), and Yutaro Yano (a Shinto priest, in 1978). Yutaro Yano actually copied by hand the scribing on the back of the holy mirror, and this picture can be found in his book which was handed down through his Shinto tradition to his daughter who has recently published it. The drawing clearly shows the Hebrew phrase, but it is not known if the drawing is an accurate representation e to the fact that few other people have been allowed to look at the holy mirror.

(3) In Shinto, notions of "purity" and "cleanliness" are very important. Blood is considered unclean, as well as artifacts associated with death or corpses, therefore the tasks of funeral rites and burials were meted out to Buddhists, who have no strong aversion to dealing with death. This tradition continues into the present day.
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3. 跪求日本動漫的英文介紹

日本漫畫在英語里有個專門的詞,叫manga,以下是參考Wikipedia網路對整個日本動漫的介紹,應該是非常地道和專業的了, 望採納!

Manga , pronounced /ˈmɑŋgə/, is the Japanese word for comics (sometimes called komikku コミック) and print cartoons.[1][2][3] In their modern form, manga date from shortly after World War II[4] but have a long, complex history in earlier Japanese art.In Japan, manga are widely read by people of all ages,[2] and include a broad range of subjects: action-adventure, romance, sports and games, historical drama, comedy, science fiction and fantasy, mystery, horror, sexuality, and business and commerce, among others.[2] Since the 1950s, manga have steadily become a major part of the Japanese publishing instry, representing a 481 billion yen market in Japan in 2006[9] (approximately $4.4 billion dollars). Manga have also become increasingly popular worldwide.In 2006, the United States manga market was $175–200 million.Manga are typically printed in black-and-white, although some full-color manga exist (e.g. Colorful manga, not the anime series). In Japan, manga are usually serialized in telephone book-size manga magazines, often containing many stories each presented in a single episode to be continued in the next issue. If the series is successful, collected chapters may be republished in paperback books called tankōbon. A manga artist (mangaka in Japanese) typically works with a few assistants in a small studio and is associated with a creative editor from a commercial publishing company.If a manga series is popular enough, it may be animated after or even ring its run,[16] although sometimes manga are drawn centering on previously existing live-action or animated films (e.g. Star Wars).

Manga as a term outside of Japan refers specifically to comics originally published in Japan. However, manga and manga-influenced comics, among original works, exist in other parts of the world, particularly in Taiwan ("manhua"), South Korea ("manhwa"), and the People's Republic of China, notably Hong Kong ("manhua").In France, "la nouvelle manga" is a form of bande dessinée drawn in styles influenced by Japanese manga. In the U.S., manga-like comics are called Amerimanga, world manga, or original English-language manga .

4. 介紹日本動漫的英語小短文

《The Melancholy of Suzumiya Haruhi》-《涼宮春日的憂郁》
（1）
A far from ordinary school story starts here!

This is a story of Suzumiya Haruhi, who upon enrollment at school announced, "I have no interest in ordinary humans. If there are any aliens, beings from the future, sliders， or super-humans, come see me. That is all!"

Naturally, any normal person would think "What the...?!" but Haruhi is dead serious. Things get crazy when everyone realizes just how serious she is about it all and establishes the "SOS Dan".

Suzumiya Haruhi is a good-looking high school girl who has a clear head, naughty personality and very egocentric thought. She has an unimaginably tremendous power to change the world, but she is totally unaware of her own power and so she is also unaware of the effect of her power on the outside world.

A delightfully strange, yet marvelously interesting story!

一個遠離普通學校的故事在這里開始！
這是一個關於涼宮春日的故事 ，她在學校入學時宣布， "我對普通人沒有興趣，如果你們之中有宇宙人，未來人，異世界人，超能力者，盡管來找我吧，以上！"

當然，任何正常的人都會認為"什麼...?!" 但春日已「死」得嚴重。 當大家意識到她的一切事件如同瘋了的嚴重時，她成立了" SOS團" 。

她有一種無法想像的巨大的力量來改變這個世界，但她完全不知道她自己的能力，所以她也是不知道她的能力對外部世界的的影響。

這是一個欣喜得奇怪，但神奇有趣的故事！

（2）
"The Melancholy of Suzumiya Haruhiis" a story about a high-school freshman, Suzumiya Haruhi, and those who are caught up in her antics. On the first day of school, she introced herself in a bizarre way.

"From East Middle School, Suzumiya Haruhi. I have no interest in ordinary humans. If there are any aliens, time travelers, sliders, or espers here.. come join me. That is all!"

Her classmates wondered whether she was serious or just kidding around. Kyon, a fellow freshman who sits in front of Haruhi, was interested in her because of her strange introction. Little by little, he tried to talk to her, but Haruhi's answers would always be "Shut up!" "Moron!" "Be quiet!" "Who cares about that!?". However, as the days went by, Kyon becomes the first ever to talk normally with Haruhi and eventually inspired her to form the SOS Brigade which sole purpose is to find aliens,sliders, time travelers and espers, and have fun with them.

《涼宮春日的憂郁》是一個故事關於一所高中一年級的學生涼宮春日和那些被她發現的「奇人」 。 上高中的第一天，她還一個奇特的方式介紹了自己。

"畢業於東國中， 我的名字是涼宮春日，我對普通人沒有興趣，如果你們之中有宇宙人，未來人，異世界人，超能力者，盡管來找我吧，以上！"

她的同學不知道她的嚴重或只是開玩笑。阿虛 ，坐在前面春日的一大「研究員」，有興趣她，因為她的奇怪介紹對她有興趣。一點點，他試圖對她說話，但春日的答案永遠是"閉嘴" ！ "廢柴！" ！ "肅靜" ！ "誰會關心！ ？ " 。然而，隨著時間一天天過去， 阿虛成為有史以來第一次經常與春日談話的人，並最終激發了她成立" SOS團"，其中的唯一目的就是要找到宇宙人，未來人，異世界人，超能力者，並和它們一起玩。

5. 求日本動漫的英語介紹，要非常簡單的

Japan have became famous of the worldbecause of the animation,almost all of the people have watched anime.
求採納

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6. 用英語介紹日本的幾個動漫

英文版柯南介紹
人物介紹：
1、Conan Edogawa
After being discovered snooping around the shady business of a pair of criminals, Jimmy Kudo is given an experimental drug that transforms the teen sleuth to childhood size! Luckily Jimmy retained his intelligence and panache for solving the most difficult of crimes. Not wanting to reveal his true identity, Jimmy adopts the name Conan in honor of the creator of his hero, Sherlock Holmes. As Conan this pint sized detective is able to gather clues that the police and Detective Richard Moore, the bumbling P.I. Conan lives with, are unable to see. Although Conan takes great pleasure in solving crimes, he yearns to uncover the clues behind the "Men in Black" that forced him to take the experimental drug that forever changed his life.

2、Jimmy Kudo 新一
Jimmy Kudo is widely regarded as one of the top detectives in the land..and he is only in high school! The police often solicit his services, albeit sometimes unwillingly, in their efforts to solve difficult cases. Despite his age, Jimmy gets results, and his confidence is clearly evident. Jimmy is a top athlete as well, often relying on his physical abilities to apprehend a crook. His father is a famous writer of detective novels, a fact that is inseparable from his career choice and his choice of personal hero, the one and only Sherlock Holmes.

3、Rachel Moore 蘭
After Jimmy's mysterious disappearance, the happy go lucky girl decides to help take care of the young stranger, Conan, who claims to be a distant relative of the lost Jimmy. Rachel is fearless in the face of danger and always willing to lend a helping hand in the detective work of her father, Richard. She keeps a close eye on Conan in the hopes of keeping him out of trouble and because she sees many of Jimmy's traits in the young boy. Just as with Jimmy, Rachel is never shy about putting Conan in his place because of his age as well as scolding her father for his lazy habits. She is also a student of martial arts, a skill that helps keep her out of many jams.

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江戶川柯南 Conan EDOGAWA
Conan, who has the physical appearance of elementary school kid, is in reality Shinichi Kudo, a high schooler who is equivalent to a modern Sherlock Holmes. One night, Shinichi Kudo was discovered eavesdropping into criminal activity. He was caught and beaten by the criminals. In order not to disturb the police, the criminals forced Shinichi to consume a newly invented pill that was designed to kill anyone without a trace. However, the drug failed, and instead of killing Shinichi, it turned him into a small kid! From then on, Shinichi resumes a totally different identity under Conan Edogawa. Conan befriends Ayumi, Genta, and Mitsuhiko. Together, they form the Detective Boys team.

工藤新一 Shinichi KUDO
Shinichi, a high school student, is equivalent to a modern Sherlock Holmes. However, he turns into a small kid after being forced into consuming a deadly pill. He is professional at soccer and uses his soccer practice to train his body and mind. His close friends include another high schooler, Ran Mouri, and his next door neighbor and inventor, Dr. Agasa. All the high school girls swoon Shinichi, which often makes Ran jealous.
毛利蘭 Ran MOURI
Ran, who is high school friends with Shinichi, was with him on the night that he disappeared. Later, she accidentally stumbles into Conan and adopts him. She doesn't know that Conan really is Shinichi even though she eventually suspects it. Ran is trained in martial arts and often uses her skills to help defeat criminals. Ran lives with her dad, Kogoro Mouri, a detective who isn't quite bright.

灰原哀 Ai HAIBARA/sherry
A fan favorite, this mysterious little girl is just plain mysterious and quiet. She, like Conan, also took the APTX-4869 pill (she used to be a woman with the codename of Sherry among other names). So, it might as well be that she's in serious danger if the members of the Black Organization ever come lurking around! There's also a lot of indication/talk on whether she likes Shinich/Conan or not. So, things do get interesting in the ongoing love-triangles.

怪盜基德 KID
A genius theif who is also a worthy rival and enemy of Conan/Shinichi. I guess it shouldn't be that much of a surprise since he looks almost identical to Shinichi. He loves to steal things that are hard to get (especially jewelry) and doesn't mind in dwelling into risky adventures along the way. Will he ever get caught by Conan/Shinichi? We may never know.

少年偵探隊 DETECTIVE BOYS

吉田步美 Ayumi YOSHIDA
Ayumi is a member of the Detective Boys team. She is very playful and friendly but often leads the whole group into trouble. However, she is so KAWAII! She likes Conan.

圓谷光彥 Mitsuhiko TSUBURAYA
Mitsuhiko is a member of the Detective Boys team. He is very science oriented. He usually doesn't cause much trouble and is often a great candidate to have in an adventure. Doesn't his voice sound more like a girl? He also likes Ayumi
小島元太 Genta KOJIMA
Genta is a member of the Detective Boys team. He is strong but often foolish. He adores food and fun stuff in general. He proved very useful in several episodes. He likes Ayumi.

服部平次 Heiji HATTORI
A very worthy rival of Shinichi who figures out about the Shinichi/Conan's identity (that's how good he is!). At least it was kind of him to keep it under wraps. Anyway, he eventually befriends Conan and the two teamwork together to solve a ton of amazing mysteries. Lastly, he's from Osaka (dark skin anybody?).

遠山和葉 Kzuha TOYAMA
Kazuha is Heiji's girlfriend. Since, of course, Heiji befriends Conan, Kazuha is, likewise, friends with Ran. She's in a bunch of those all-star episodes. So seeing her onscreen is always a good thing.

鈴木園子 Snoko SUZUKI
Ran's best friend and highschool classmate. Very romantic (but unlucky in love I might add). She is often used by Conan (in an unconscious state of course) to explain the solutions to mysteries. She comes from a very wealthy family. Watch out for her more normal sister, Ayako, who also appears in a few major episodes!

毛利小五郎 Kogoro MOURI
Kogoro Mouri is the father of Ran Mouri. He is a detective whose business was doing badly after losing potential customers to Shinichi. However, when Shinichi disappeared, Kogoro's business as well as fame soared. In reality, it was Conan who would figure out all the cases and give credit to Kogoro. Besides not being a very intelligent detective, Kogoro also lives a sloppy lifestyle. But once you get to know him, he can be really funny.

7. 介紹日本動漫的英語短文，急~

Anime is commonly defined as animation originating in Japan. The definition sometimes changes depending on the context. In English-speaking countries, anime is also referred to as "Japanese animation".

While the earliest known Japanese animation dates to 1917,[3] and many original Japanese cartoons were proced in the ensuing decades, the characteristic anime style developed in the 1960s— with the work of Osamu Tezuka—and became known outside Japan in the 1980s.

Anime, like manga, has a large audience in Japan and recognition throughout the world. Distributors can release anime via television broadcasts, directly to video, or theatrically, as well as online.

Both hand-drawn and computer-animated anime exist. It is used in television series, films, video, video games, commercials, and internet-based releases, and represents most, if not all, genres of fiction. Anime gained early popularity in East and Southeast Asia and also attained popularity in various communities throughout the world.

8. 要用英語介紹日本動漫大致的步驟

詞嘛，用翻譯器很容易就出來了
至於結構嘛，那就有很多種了，具體要看lz的意願了
比如說先將版日權本動漫的起源，發展歷程，其中經歷的幾件大事，最後講講現在的情況、狀態和以後的發展方向
或者直接從演講者的主觀感受開始，講自己怎樣接觸動漫，怎樣被它吸引，怎樣了解它以及你所了解的日本動漫，喜愛的動漫
再或者直接從自己喜歡的或者受歡迎的動漫開始介紹，然後拓展到整個日本動漫及其發展情況等等
希望能幫的上你~~