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- Aiin abstract "Aīn (アイーン) (pronounced ah-EEN or AIEEN) is a Japanese pop culture word originated by comedian Ken Shimura for his Bakatono character (a fool/clown in white makeup and Japanese garb). Usually, it's said while making a slicing motion under the chin and grimacing. The word was further popularized by the popular all-girl quartet Minimoni (ミニモニ。), who features the character in two of their promotional videos ("Aiin! Dance no Uta" and "Aiin Taisō"). What the word means has been a matter of debate. One source suggests it means, "Enough!", and the slicing gesture makes this a reasonable if not completely credible definition. Most seem to feel that Aīn is a nonsense word, used primarily for comic effect.ja:アイーン".
- Aiin wikiPageID "1068207".
- Aiin wikiPageLength "880".
- Aiin wikiPageOutDegree "8".
- Aiin wikiPageRevisionID "589109924".
- Aiin wikiPageWikiLink Aiin_Taisō.
- Aiin wikiPageWikiLink _Aīn!_Dance_no_Uta.
- Aiin wikiPageWikiLink Bakatono.
- Aiin wikiPageWikiLink Category:Japanese_popular_culture.
- Aiin wikiPageWikiLink Japan.
- Aiin wikiPageWikiLink Jester.
- Aiin wikiPageWikiLink Ken_Shimura.
- Aiin wikiPageWikiLink Minimoni.
- Aiin wikiPageWikiLink Nonsense_word.
- Aiin wikiPageWikiLinkText "Aiin".
- Aiin hasPhotoCollection Aiin.
- Aiin wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Nihongo.
- Aiin wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Unreferenced.
- Aiin subject Category:Japanese_popular_culture.
- Aiin hypernym Word.
- Aiin type Article.
- Aiin type Food.
- Aiin type Article.
- Aiin comment "Aīn (アイーン) (pronounced ah-EEN or AIEEN) is a Japanese pop culture word originated by comedian Ken Shimura for his Bakatono character (a fool/clown in white makeup and Japanese garb). Usually, it's said while making a slicing motion under the chin and grimacing. The word was further popularized by the popular all-girl quartet Minimoni (ミニモニ。), who features the character in two of their promotional videos ("Aiin! Dance no Uta" and "Aiin Taisō"). What the word means has been a matter of debate.".
- Aiin label "Aiin".
- Aiin sameAs m.0434yf.
- Aiin sameAs Q16941184.
- Aiin sameAs Q16941184.
- Aiin wasDerivedFrom Aiin?oldid=589109924.
- Aiin isPrimaryTopicOf Aiin.