making a fortune at a single stroke
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a thousand at one scoop. to make a fortune at a stroke. Easily get big profits at once. Earn huge profits in one job. Japan calls “I kkaku sen kin”. > include gold stock いっかくせんきん 一攫千金 漢字

simple meal
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“Ichiju issai” was originally used to mean “simple meal (coarse meal)” with only one side dish, but westernization of eating habits, overeating (overnutrition), and obesity tendency. In recent years, when the fact that lifestyle-related diseases and “satiety” are detrimental to the health of Japanese people has become clear, it has become a rather good … Read More

health as top priority
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>Please check it out!  >example stuff The strongest thing.Japanese says sai-kyo けんこうだいいち 漢字

inhuman, heinous, atrocious
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It’s terribly unreasonable. Also, that way. Japanese says “Goku Aku Hi Dou”. > evil stocks ごくあくひどう 漢字 極悪非道 四字熟語

free and wild
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1. cheerfully irresponsible. 2. free of restraints or rules. It seems that he behaves as he wishes without following the usual rules. Japanese says “Ji-Yu-Hon-Pou”. > One’s personality in Japanese stock じゆう ほんぽう 漢字

work hard, with one’s whole heart
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work hard Please check it out! > products very hard, with utmost effort, with all one’s might, desperately, frantically, for dear life, all-out effort, sticking at living in and defending one place. いっしょけんめい 漢字 筆文字

the wise readily adapt
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the wise are quick to acknowledge their mistakes and correct them. the wise make no scruple in suddenly changing their demeanor. Japanese calls Kun-Shi-Hyou-Hen. > four characters idiom kanji stocks くんしひょうへん 君子豹変

unanimously
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unanimously, with one voice, with one consent, in a chorus. Japanese calls I-Ku-Dou-On. > Four character idiom Stocks 異口同音 いくどうおん 四字熟語漢字

highly regrettable
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The most disappointing thing. Or regrettable thing. Japanese calls I-Kan-Sen-Ban. > Four-character idiom for negative stocks 遺憾千万 いかんせんばん 四字熟語

obscure
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1.not clearly understood or expressed. 2.marked by difficulty of style or expression. 3.not precisely limited, determined, or distinguished. 4.lacking clarity or distinctness. 5.having no intrinsic or objective meaning. Japanese calls Ai-Mai-Mo-Ko. > 4 character idiom stocks あいまいもこ 曖昧模糊

pain of separation from loved ones
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The pain of breaking up with loved ones such as parents and children, siblings, and couples. There is a pain in this world to part with a loved one, and one day he is destined to part with the one he meets. It refers to the fragility and fragility of this world. Japanese calls … Read More

prosperity and decline
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ups and downs of life, vicissitudes of fortune. rise and fall. To prosper or decline. It shows how the rise and fall alternate and come at a dizzying pace. Japanese calls Ei-Ko-Sei-Sui. Note: “Eiko” originally means that vegetation grows and withers. An expression that emphasizes words with similar meanings, such as “Eiko” and “Seisui”. … Read More

Abusive language
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Japanese calls A-Ko-Z-Gon. To speak ill of this or that to one’s heart’s content. > four character idiom stocks as negative あっこうぞうごん 悪口雑言

Carrying knowledge into new fields
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developing new ideas based on study of the past, learning from the past. Study the old things and discover new knowledge and reason from them. Japanese calls On-Ko-Chi-Shin. > profound knowledge stocks おんこちしん 漢字 四字熟語 温故知新

agonizing cries
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A very messy state where people are suffering and crying. Annoying hell and screaming hell in Buddhism. Both are one of the eight great hells. It may also refer to the hell of annoyance. Japanese calls A-Bi-Kyo-Kan. > 4characters idiom as negative stock あびきょうかん 漢字 阿鼻叫喚

Dauntless
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An indomitable spirit showing sustained enthusiastic action with unflagging vitality. Japanese calls Fu-To-Fu-Kutsu. > Mental stocks 不撓不屈

bad news traveling fast
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Bad reputations and rumors are that even if it’s a thousand miles away, it’s instantly known. “悪事” are bad deeds, and “千里” means far away and is a wide world. Japanese calls Aku-Ji-Sen-Ri. > negative 4 char idiom stocks 悪事千里

fight desperately
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Japanese calls Aku-Sen-Ku-To. hard fighting, hard struggle, fighting against heavy odds. Willing to fight a very painful battle against a strong opponent. In turn, make constant efforts while suffering in difficult situations. > fout characters idiom stocks あくせんくとう 漢字 四字熟語

frankness
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Japanese calls Kyo-Shin-Tan-Kai. with an open and calm mindwith no preconceived notionswithout reserve. Feeling refreshed without any stubbornness in my heart. > negative 4 characters idioms stock きょしんたんかい 四字熟語 漢字

gathering dark clouds
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The dark clouds drift low. In turn, the situation where dangerous and disturbing things are likely to occur continues. In addition, it continues to be unrelenting. Japanese calls An-Un-Tei-Mei. > Negative four-character idiom stock 暗雲低迷 あんうんていめい 四字熟語

gentle face and a nice word
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A Buddhist term that refers to a gentle look and a gentle and compassionate speech. When you have a hard time, when you have something you don’t like, or when you want to complain, that’s when you first treat yourself with a smile and gentle words. Japanese calls Wa-Gen-Ai-Go. > four characters idiom stocks … Read More

having presence of mind
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It seems to be calm without panicking no matter what happens, without losing sight of one’s personality. Japanese calls Tai-Zen-Ji-Jaku. self-possessed, imperturbable, calm and self-possessed. > personality kanji stocks たいぜんじじゃく 漢字

once in a lifetime encounter
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Treasure every meeting, for it will never recur. Live every day as though it were last. Meeting only once in a lifetime. Japanese proverbs and four-character idioms derived from the tea ceremony(Sado). When attending a tea ceremony(Sado), knowing that the opportunity is a once-in-a-lifetime encounter that will never be repeated, it means that both … Read More

tacit understanding telepathy
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communion of mind with mind Japanese says “I Shin Den Shin”. 1. apparent communication from one mind to another without using sensory perceptions. 2. a relation of affinity or harmony between people. > spiritual Kanji stocks 以心伝心 いしんでんしん 漢字 筆文字

sumptuous feast
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> products Japanese says “Shu Chi Niku Rin”. Oceans of wine and mountains of meat. しゅちにくりん 漢字

[Kanji] boisterous dance Hoodie
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It means that you will be so happy that you will dance involuntarily. Rather than feeling “happy”, it expresses the joy of being overjoyed and moving your body unintentionally. It is a four-character idiom. Japanese calls “Kyo ki ran bu”. [Kanji] boisterous dance Hoodie

Make big business
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Good business and great profits. The business is prosperous. It is also a prayer for the prosperity of business. Japanese calls “Sho bai han jo”. > four character idiom in Kanji stock

be in the same boat
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Doing and fate together regardless of whether the result is good or bad. sharing one’s lot with another. Japanese calls “Ichi Ren Taku Sho”. > 4 characters idiom stock

survival of the fittest
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A weak one is a sacrifice of a strong one. The one with strong power wins and prospers. Japanese says “Jaku Niku Kyo Shoku”. > profound knowledge for life stocks じゃくにくきょうしょく 漢字 四字熟語

the internal organs
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1.the locus of feelings and intuitions. 2.sink deep into one’s heart. > internal organs stocks ごぞうろっぷ 漢字 筆文字

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