A man/woman who crying in extreme pain and seeking salvation. Very miserable and ugly. The situation was such that the deceased fell into hell and could not bear the torment and cried out loud. Annoying hell and screaming hell in Buddhism. Both are one of the eight great hells. It may also refer to … Read More
Net slang refers to people who have a fulfilling real life. The word itself was coined to be widely recognized by 2channel around 2005, and to masochistically express that the real life is not fulfilling for those who are immersed in the community on the Internet. For those who live a comfortable online life … Read More
A body that can withstand any wounds, blows, illnesses, or pains. Japanese calls Fu-Ji-Mi the property of being invulnerable. the quality or state of being immortal.
1. To endless forever. It exists beyond time. 2. A philosophy that is thought to last indefinitely while in time itself. Also, like mathematical truth, something that is known in time is considered to be valid regardless of time. Japan call “Ei en” and “To wa”.
A Chinese martial art similar to Karate. In other parts of China, it is a term widely used not only for Chinese martial arts, but also means “practice / training / accumulation”, which is regarded as important in Chinese martial arts, and “time and labor”.
1. Inspiring energy. To shake the mood. uplift myself (yourself). 2. Get out the money well. bountiful. Japanese says “fun patsu”.
1. In religion, spiritual and physical acts to realize religious life control, regulation, regulations, etc. in relation to sacred beings. 2. Encourage learning, art, martial arts, etc. Japanese says “Shu gyo”.
It is a generic term for the existential anxiety that comes from the ego’s desires, the personal emotions that derive from it, the orientalism, the psychicism that pursues the mystery, and the psychic movement. Japan call “Ro man”.
It looks like there is no point or complexity. There is no place to be embarrassed. Japan call “Shi n pu ru”, it’s transliteration for Simple in Japanese Hiragana.
A word that points to a bullish and positive mindset. Roughly, confronting something without fear or fear or shame. Or, that kind of energy. Japanese says “Yu ki”.
That the business goes well, the profit comes out, and it flourishes. Japanese says “Sho bai han jo”.
This mean angry, I’m angry. This is a coined word that has become popular among young people in Japan in recent years. Japanese calls “Geki o ko”.
There is a light cloud of consciousness and you can recognize the outside world, but you can not grasp the whole area because you have narrowed the scope. It may be accompanied by abnormal behavior, and after recovery it is not possible to fully reflect on those things. Japanese says “I shiki mo ro”.
1. People who repeat the same thing over and over and talk about boring things for a long time. 2. Seems to be helpless and unwilling. I feel relieved and relieved. Japan call “gu da gu da” in Japanese Hiragana.