A country that extends from north to south on the eastern side of the Indochina Peninsula. Vietnam is in the east, Cambodia is in the south, Thailand is in the west, Myanmar is in the northwest, and the north is surrounded by China. It occupies the left bank of the middle part of the … Read More
1. A stranger such as a bandit or enemy. 2. Someone who can’t go straight. A person with a habit. 3. Things that can’t be guarded. Things that can’t be forgiven. Things you don’t know. 4. monster. Japan call “Kuse mono”.
In the history of techniques that produce works in theaters such as Gagaku, Noh, Bunraku, Kabuki, Japanese music, folk performing arts, music, or traditional craft techniques such as pottery, lacquer, dyeing, metalwork, woodwork, bamboo, etc. , It means something with high artistic value. Japan call “Mu kei bun ka zai”.
Indicate the surname of a suspect who has received an arrest warrant and request an arrest from a national or other investigation agency. Japan call “Shi mei te hai”.
A generic term for metallic elements that are rarely found or very difficult to obtain. They are metals that have a small abundance on the earth or are difficult to extract as pure metals even though they are abundant. Japan call “ki sho kin zoku”.
A generic name for plants belonging to the cactus family, a perennial succulent plant that grows in the arid region from tropical to subtropical areas of the Americas, with Mexico being the center of distribution. The stems are massive, columnar, stringy, and so on, and they are succulent. There are generally no leaves except … Read More
In Giappone si chiama “o tan jo bi om ed e tou”. È uno stile di calligrafia a mano in hiragana giapponese.
Many people all say the same thing in a row. That many people agree. Japan call “I ku do on” as four characters idiom in Kanji.
It is a coined word pointing to a woman who is active in love. There is “herbivorous girl” as an opposite word. It began to be featured in mass media around 2008. Japan call “Niku shoku jo shi”.
Topaz, the birthstone for the month of November, is a beautiful transparent orange-yellow, and its color has been compared to sherry. It is a typical yellow gemstone, and perhaps because of this, jewelry with a yellow color is often given the pseudonym “topaz”. In fact, topaz is a gemstone with a great variety of … Read More
Description for Syria A republic in western Asia. The official name is Al-Jumhurīya al-‘Arabīya as-Sūrīya, Syrian Arab Republic. It borders Turkey to the north, Iraq, Jordan and Israel to the east and south, and the Mediterranean Sea and Lebanon to the west. The northwestern part has a Mediterranean climate, with narrow coastal plains and … Read More
There were once approximately 20,000 to 40,000 castles in Japan, but many were lost due to the Meiji-era decree to dismantle castles and wartime damage. Currently, about 200 castles are open to the public, and among them is this castle, designated as a National Treasure and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Also known as … Read More
What is the Kagura-den Hall? It is a building constructed within a Shinto shrine specifically for the performance of kagura (sacred dance and music). It is a sacred place where kagura dances expressing gratitude and prayers to the enshrined deities, as well as religious services and weddings, are held. It is typically built as … Read More
1. Straniero. Persone che non hanno cittadinanza. 2. Nella fantascienza, la vita nello spazio. Alieno. Qualcuno che sembra straniero, come qualcuno proveniente da fuori dalla Terra. È una parola traslitterata in katakana.