What is "oshiire" or "kurozetto" in English?

In Japanese you could say ぐーぐー (guu guu) for loud snoring. And not only that. There's ぐうぐう寝る guu guu neru = to snore fast asleep. In Japan on the other hand, napping in public and even in the office is totally culturally accepted. In fact, it is often seen as a subtle sign of diligence, it ... Aug 18, 2014 ... According to the US National Sleep Foundation's poll of sleeping habits around the world, Japanese workers sleep, on average, for just six hours ... Oct 2, 2014 ... んです-ndesu means literally "It is (a fact) that I will sleep tomorrow." Alternatively, it could mean something like "I will definitely/I have determined that ... Japanese Admiral Isoroku Yamamoto, who planned the attack on Pearl Harbor ... sleeping giant and fill him with a terrible resolve.” Whether or not the ... Jul 1, 2019 ... I've put together a comprehensive account of what to expect in each of these types of lodging set-ups, and which I think are best suited for different types of ... Mar 3, 2016 ... Japan is a floor-based culture. You sit on the floor, eat on the floor, and sleep on the floor. You argue, drink, make love, watch TV, nurse, and work on the ... Many Japanese toddlers sleep < 10 hours at night, or even if they sleep ≥ 11 hours, some of them show late bedtime and wake-up time or take a long nap. Apr 1, 2024 ... A lot of Japanese people work long hours, and on top of that they have an hours commute to get home, so they don't get home until 9 or 10. And I ... Mar 14, 2025 ... Another study by global medical equipment company ResMed, also timed for World Sleep Day, also found that Japanese people had the lowest average ...