Japanese noodles, processed using buckwheat flour made from grain buckwheat raw material, and dishes using it. Japanese says “Soba”.
This is an explanation of Naruto in Japan. It’s not just about the manga or anime. Meaning of this character The strait where tidal currents swirl and roar during high and low tides. An abbreviation for Naruto rolls, once used as a ramen topping. Rarely seen in ramen shops today. Place name A city … Read More
a republic in western Africa on the Atlantic. It is a formal Kanji published in the dictionary, And brushed write.
Description for Roppongi area The name of a town in central Minato-ku, Tokyo. In a narrow sense, it refers to the area around the intersection of Aoyama-dori and Gaien Ura-dori. The area used to be a high-class residential area with foreign diplomatic missions, but after the war, restaurants, nightclubs, and various specialty stores were … Read More
A kind of phobia. It is a symptom feels extreme fear of being in a confined narrow space or place. Japanese says “Hei Sho Kyou Fu Sho”.
Description for Fukushima Fukushima Prefecture is the name of the prefecture with the third-largest area in Japan after Hokkaido and Iwate Prefecture, and it is also the name of the prefectural capital. A city in Japan. a prefecture in Japan called Fukushima. The Fukushima Daiichi nuclear disaster following a tsunami in 2011. One of … Read More
depressionlow spirits, depression, low spirits. a feeling of thoughtful sadness. Japanese says Utsu.
Japanese says “Tonbo” slender-bodied non-stinging insect having iridescent wings that are outspread at rest.
Description for Ninjutsu A martial art that employs special techniques to disrupt, deceive, or attack opponents. The techniques used by ninjas. Special martial arts used by ninjas tasked with espionage, intrigue, rear disruption, and assassination to achieve their objectives. It is said that there were various schools (something-ryu) of ninjutsu. They use various tools … Read More
1. a nobleman (in various countries) having rank equal to a British earl. 2. a British peer ranking below a marquess and above a viscount. Japanese says haku-shaku.
