Japanese fish dishes in which mackerel fillets are simmered with seasonings such as miso. The basic recipe is to simmer mackerel with miso and sugar, sake, mirin and ginger. One of the representative ones of Japanese mackerel dishes. Japan call “Sa ba no mi so ni”.
As clothes worn by people, it may be used in the same sense as clothes, but it is often referred to as Japanese clothing. It often refers to so-called long clothes. This is a one-piece style that is held in place with a band in front, regardless of the fabric, pattern, or dyeing, and … Read More
Brought from China around the 7th century, Zen originally referred to the teachings and practices of the Zen sect, a branch of Buddhism that developed in Japan, but is known today as a philosophy related to meditation and mindfulness. History of Zen Zen is a term that refers to the teachings and philosophy of … Read More
In general, a female witchcraft who brings misfortune to others in a supernatural way. 1. A woman who acquired magic power in association with evil spirits in Europe’s secular beliefs. Because of its supernatural ability, he was considered to act wrongly to human beings and harm the church. 2. A devilish woman. 3. A … Read More
Description for Pumpkin Pumpkin is a general term for fruit vegetables belonging to the genus Cucurbita within the family Cucurbitaceae. While native to the Americas, the primary production areas are China, India, Ukraine, Africa. Wild species of the genus Cucurbita are distributed only in the New World, with most occurring in Mexico and Central … Read More
A Jewish religion that originates from the Hebrew Yahweh religion. It is a monotheistic religion that makes Yahweh the only absolute god, and yet Yahweh is a religion that is made from the covenant between God and men who elect Jews. Those who believe in that religion. Japanese says “Yudaya kyo to”.
1. In Buddhism, things that get away in the way of teaching and hindering training. The evil god Tenma, the phenomenon that occurs inside the mind, etc. 2. God who causes harm to people. In addition, working of that creepy power. 3. A person who adheres to something so unusually. Japanese says “Ma”.
Generally referring to Osaka, but the kanji and readings vary by era and region. Naniwa An ancient name for present-day Osaka City and its surrounding areas. Also written as “浪速” or “浪華”. Before the Taika Reform, it flourished as a key maritime transportation hub. Notably, since the tributary missions from the Three Kingdoms of … Read More
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 says “Cho no ryoku sha”.
a person responsible for the unit of a business. In Japan, in general, the chief manager(head of unit) has a high position, the deputy manager(deputy head of unit) is next, and the deputy manager(head assistant of a unit) has a lower status than the deputy manager (deputy head of unit).