Read as “tenkaichi” in Japanese. Explanation of “Tenkaichi”. Being so outstanding that there is nothing comparable within the realm (nation, world, Earth, field). In the early modern period, families of casters, potters, and others permitted to use the title “Tenka-ichi” (the best in the land) as meaning the sole master craftsman in the realm. … Read More
1. Ganar en un concurso o competición. 2. Finalización exitosa de una lucha o competición. En japonés se dice Yu-sho.
The top in Japanese has various ways of writing it, and this is one example. In Japanese, it’s called “U-chu-ichi”. The first two kanji characters represent the universe, and the last one means “top, first” and so on. If you write the kanji character “一” at the end, most words will be number one. … Read More