In the modern, often refers to rice, wheat, millet, beans, millet or culm. Japan calls “Go Koku Mai”.
someone entirely dominated by some influence or person. someone held in bondage. in a subordinate position. Japanese says Do-Rei.
Description for Asakusa town Asakusa is a town centered around Senso-ji Temple, home to the Kaminarimon (Thunder Gate), and attracts many tourists from Japan and abroad. Located in central Tokyo, the area is popular for its convenient accessibility and traditional retro atmosphere. Characteristics of Asakusa It is popular as a place where history, tradition, … Read More
Les aliments spécifiques cultivés/produits et consommés couramment au Japon, tels que les fruits, les légumes, les confiseries, les en-cas, etc., sont appelés Wa-Syoku au Japon.
nut of any of various walnut trees having a wrinkled two-lobed seed with a hard shell. Japanese says Kurumi.
A man who likes insane things, makes insane wordings, and significantly disturbs coordination. Japan call “Hen tai ya ro”
chief operating officer. the corporate executive responsible for the operations of the firm. Japan calls “Sai Ko Shi Ko Seki Nin Sha
someone who deliberately stirs up trouble. Those who are bothered by the community. A person who misunderstands himself as a lonely hero who bears the brunt of himself. Japanese says “Mei Waku Mono”.
Yokohama-shi is the capital city of Kanagawa Prefecture and the second largest city in Japan by population after Tokyo and most populous municipality of Japan. It lies on Tokyo Bay, south of Tokyo, in the Kant? region of the main island of Honshu. It is a major commercial hub of the Greater Tokyo Area.
Description du Harakiri (prononcé Seppuku) : 1. Se trancher le ventre avec son propre sabre et mourir. 2. L'un des châtiments infligés aux samouraïs durant l'époque d'Edo. La peine de mort la plus légère. Lors de l'autopsie, un kaishakunin lui tira une balle dans la nuque par derrière tout en lui ouvrant le ventre. Japon… Lire la suite
Une des deux parties égales d'un tout divisible. C'est la moitié du prix, soit une réduction de 50 %. Au Japon, on appelle cela « han gaku ».
Being sexually disturbed by wanting obscene deeds. A person who takes even immoral behavior for his own sexual desire (lust). It is more often used for women than men. However, in the classics, it is used to mean spending a degree. Japanese calls “In Ran”.