
Japanese says “Sha Cho”. an executive officer of a firm or corporation. the leader of a group meeting. In a Japanese company it is often concurrent with CEO.

Japanese says Kuro-Hige. Person who grew black beard. an English pirate who operated in the Caribbean and off the Atlantic coast of North America.

Kabuki is a classical Japanese dance-drama. Kabuki theatre is known for the stylization of its drama and for the elaborate make-up worn by some of its performers.

Doing things that no one has ever done. Breaking through unprecedented boundaries. Many Japanese people mistakenly think that they have a bold personality. In Japanese, It’s called “Ha Ten Ko”.

1. a specialist in philosophy. 2. a wise person who is calm and rational. Japan calls “Testu gaku sha”.

a writer of poems that the term is usually reserved for writers of good poetry. Japanese says “Shi jin”.

Japanese says Kariu-do, Karyu-do. A person who chases prey when hunting. A person whose profession is hunting.

A person whose profession is to catch birds and beasts in the fields and mountains. A person who chases prey when hunting. Japanese says Kariu-do, Karyu-do.

Description for Party To host a banquet with food and drink, enjoying entertainment such as song and dance. Also, to entertain guests. It’s said Utaga and En, in Japanese. Explanation of this calligraphy: The top row is in hiragana, the middle row in kanji, and the bottom row in katakana. The hiragana and katakana … Read More


A person responsible for the administration of a business. Usually in a Japanese company it will be classed above the section chief. next-in-command, Deputy National Director, Deputy Commissioner, Deputy Chief Memorial Affairs Director, Vice Director, Deputy Chief Benefits Director, deputy manager, Deputy Chief Medical Director, Deputy Director and etc. Japanese says “Ji Cho”.

A group leader is the head of an organizational unit called a group in an organization, a group, or a school. Position mainly used in companies, government offices, etc. 1. One of the middle managers of companies and corporations. It corresponds to the section chief or manager. 2. It is a leader of a … Read More

a designation that refers to the department of an organization such as a government agency or a company or the person in charge of a department as a division. Japanese says “Ka Cho”.




A person who has committed a murder crime. The murder crime is a crime established by killing people. Japanese says “Satsu jin Han”.

Tischtennis ist eine sehr wettkampforientierte Sportart, die offiziell zu den Olympischen Spielen gehört, obwohl alle freundschaftlich verbunden sind. Eine Gruppe, die diesen Sport spielt. Tischtennis ist eine offizielle olympische Disziplin. Japanisch sagt man „Ta kyu bu“.

Japan calls “Ka me” in Japanese Kanji and Hiragana. 1. With the upper and lower teeth, they crush and crush things. 2. In between the upper and lower teeth, it hurts. 3. The teeth of the two gears are aligned. 4. The water of the sea and the river rushed up. 5. Join as … Read More

A parson of strength. Political leaders and dictators who rule with power. Japanese says “Kyo sha”, “Tsuwa mono”.

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”.

1 the leader of a group of people. 2 the head of a tribe or clan. 3 the head administrative officer of a college or university.Japan calls shu-seki.


Japanese Kanji for Nin, Shinobu and Shinobi that is first letter Ninja endurance, forbearance, patience, self-restraint. one Japanese name Shibobu. Meaning of this Kanji (1) To suppress one’s feelings. To avoid expressing painful feelings. (2) To make one’s actions inconspicuous. To avoid publicity by hiding. (3) To be patient.

depressionlow spirits, depression, low spirits. a feeling of thoughtful sadness. Japanese says Utsu.

a person who hides aboard a ship or plane in the hope of getting free passage. It is said Mi-ko-sha in Japanese.

someone who has committed a crime or has been legally convicted of a crime. Japanese says Han-zai-sya.

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.



An unskilled actor who overacts. A low-class actor. Japanese says Dai-kon-yaku-sha. “Daikon Yakusha” or “Heta-kuso” (you bad actor) at present these shout are rarely heard, however, until before the War, they had been often heard in theatres.

Description for VIP A person whose actions or opinions exert a strong influence on matters Influential figure, person of character, prominent figure A highly influential and reputable person Great person, major figure A person who plays a crucial role in matters Key figure, key person, pivotal figure, key player, important person A person with … Read More