Description for "Geisha in Kanji"
1. A woman with a job that entertains guests by providing entertainment to singing, dancing, etc. at banquet seats. 2. People who are good at play.
1. A woman with a job that entertains guests by providing entertainment to singing, dancing, etc. at banquet seats. 2. People who are good at play.
It is a fictional human being other than human beings living in the underground space. It appears in many science fiction works, etc., and also appears in lore, but has not been proven to exist. Furthermore, the people living in the space created in the underground space are not generally referred to as the … Read More
The capital of England. The country’s largest city in southeastern England, straddling both banks of the Thames. The city is at the center, and 12 other wards such as Westminster formed the County of London, but from the standpoint of expanding the metropolitan area and wide-area administration, middlesex, parts of Kent and Essex, etc. … Read More
Generally, it is a portable meal consisting of rice and side dishes in a container such as a box. In some cases, rice is not used, such as in sandwiches and spaghetti. History of Bento Heian – Kamakura Period The concept of all portable food as bento goes back to the Heian period (794-1185). … Read More
An influential person who is one of the important restraints. A central figure who plays an important role in that direction. A person who plays an important role in a certain society / field. apanese says “Ju-chin”. colossus,titan, behemoth, heavyweight and giant.
A term used to describe someone who is older or older than you. Also, people who entered the same school or company before you, even if they are younger. In Japanese calls “Sen pai”. Origin of Senpai(senior) This consists of two kanji characters. “先” is a character that has meanings such as “beginning”, “before”, … Read More
There is no price for goods or services. It’s Free written vertical in Japanese Katakana. Free written horizon in Japanese Kanji. Free written vertical in Japanese Hiragana. Hiragana and katakana are colloquial translations of Kanji, so the meaning may not be understood depending on what is written. Japanese called “tada” in Japanese katakana and … Read More
1. A person who teaches academics, techniques, and entertainment. Especially school teachers. Also, the person who is being taught. 2. A word that respects academic people such as Pastor, Master, Doctors, and Deputies, and people in leadership positions. 3. Calling others, including friendliness and teasing. 4. A person who was born before me. Japanese … Read More
He loves Sushi and Sashimi. Having practiced calligraphy since childhood, his father was qualified as a teacher. Aokage(青景) comes from the blue landscape like the sea, the clear sky. And the blue shadow. Shadow means a ninja.