⚫️Japanese onomatopoeia Vol. 10 “BISHITTO” by Kay Koyama (JPN)
“BISHITTO” means “Be neat and tidy,” ” “Be strict” or expression of the hitting sound of hard materials such as SHINAI bamboo sticks of KENDO （剣道）martial art and KEISAKU（警策） long sticks used for ZA-ZEN meditation in Japanese temples.
Probablly Japanese use the word imaging the sound like “BISHI” (influenced by MANGA?) as if our spines made the sound when we stand straight (lol).
⚫️How to use “BISHITTO”
★”BISHItTTO SURU” → “Wear neat and tidy” or “Sit/Stand still with dignity”
★””BISHITTO OTO GA SURU” →