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1. The best ruler of the world. 2. Heavenly god. Japanese says “Mikado” by one character. Please check it > example stuff みかど 漢字

Please check it out! > example stuff written by vertically. Japanese says “Se-Kai-To-Itsu”. せかいとういつ 漢字 世界

recipient of a prize, award, etc. Japanese calls Ju-Sho-Sha. > Prize Kanji stocks じゅしょうしゃ 漢字

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Please check it out! > example stuff someone entirely dominated by some influence or person. someone held in bondage. in a subordinate position. Japanese calls Do-Rei. 奴隷 どれい

a man servant. a person working in the service of another. Japanese calls Ge-Boku. > stocks bondage 下僕 げぼく

the principal character in a play or movie or novel or poem. the principal character in a work of fiction. an actor who plays a principal role. Japanese calls Shu-yaku. > main character and person stock しゅやく 漢字

Leader of a group of juvenile delinquents such as junior high and high school students. Officials of various priests other than the provisions of the decree, who are in charge of guarding the palace and who command a large number of subordinates. Japanese calls Ban-Cho. > leader stock ばんちょう 漢字

a person who comes from a foreign country. anyone who does not belong in the environment in which they are found. Japanese calls Gai-Jin. > A person who inside social stocks がいじん 漢字

It is a position for a person who is in a managerial position in the section, which is the smallest unit to carry out business. It is one lower position of the chief. Japanese calls Fuku-Kakari-Cho. > job in Kanji stocks 副係長 ふくかかりちょう

It is a position for a person who is in a managerial position in the section, which is the smallest unit to carry out business. Japanese calls Kakari-Cho. > job in Kanji stocks 係長 かかりちょう

It is an assistant role of the head of unit. There is no discretionary power, and it is often attached for convenience. Japanese calls Kakari-Cho-Ho-Sa. > job in Kanji stocks 係長補佐 かかりちょうほさ 漢字。日本では一般的に係長 > 副係長 > 係長補佐 である。

a person responsible for the section of a business. Japanese calls Fuku-Ka-Cho. > example stuff ふくかちょう 漢字 副課長

It is a position to assist the duties of the section chief. It is a position that is often placed in government offices and local governments. Japanese calls Ka-Cho-Ho-Sa. > job in Japanese Kanji stocks かちょうほさ 漢字 課長補佐

In an organization such as an administrative agency or a private company, it is a job / position that is placed as an agent or deputy for the job of the department manager. The position directly under the manager. Japanese calls Ji-Cho. > job in Japanese Kanji stocks 次長 じちょう

A position to assist the work of the chief director in department. There is no authority. Japanese calls Bu-Cho-Ho-Sa. > job in Japanese Kanji stocks 部長補佐 ぶちょうほさ 漢字

a person responsible for the administration of a business. A senior manager who manages subordinates working in the field from the perspective of management. Unlike when I was a section chief who worked in the field, management skills with an eye on the entire organization and high human power that subordinates love are required. … Read More

The role of assisting the chief director in the department. Or the person in that role. The position next to the chief director. Japanese calls Fuku-Bu-Cho. > job in Kanji stocks 副部長 ふくぶちょう

Please check it out! > example stuff someone who administers a business. member of a board of directors. Japanese calls Tori-Shimari-Yaku. とりしまりやく 漢字

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Please check it out! > example products the leader of a group of people. a general officer of the high rank. Japanese says “Tai Cho”. たいちょう キャプテン 漢字

> example products an executive vice officer of a firm or corporation. the vice leader of a group meeting. Japanese calls Fuku-Sha-Cho. 副社長 ふくしゃちょう 漢字

a person responsible for hiring workers. a person who exercises control and makes decisions. the head of a tribe or clan. a leader in a political party who controls votes and dictates appointments. Japanese calls Tai-Sho. Please check it out! > product for example たいしょう 漢字

A child who likes idiots. A derogatory term for children who like idiots. Kids who don’t get sweets on Halloween day. Japanese call Waru-Ga-Ki. It’s in Japanese Kanji and Katakana letters. > about Halloween stocks > in Japanese Katakana stock 悪ガキ

What’s mean Nirvana? In Buddhism, it means the ultimate goal of eternal peace, supreme joy, and a world of comfort. Originally, it means that the wind blows out the flames, and refers to the state in which the flames of anxiety and attachment, which are self-centered desires, have been extinguished. A transcription of nibbāna … Read More

a person with supernatural power. a person capable of extrasensory perception. A person who has a special ability to enable events that are impossible for ordinary human beings. A person who possesses a kind of paranormal phenomenon that cannot be explained or proved by the elucidated range of science. Japanese calls Cho-Nou-Ryoku-Sha. > example … Read More

any incorporeal supernatural being that can become visible to human beings. Japanese calls Sei-Rei. > about spirit stock せいれい 漢字

They are the only people in the world who believe in God (Allah), devote themselves to them, and practice God’s teachings every day. It is obligatory for them to adhere to the five basic acts of confession of faith, worship, gratitude, fasting, pilgrimage to the Holy Land of Mecca, and the code of conduct … Read More

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Japanese calls Shi-Cho.the head of a city government > Head and Top stocks しちょう 漢字