Starvation boy as coined word in Kanji [in Stock]

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A man who is not interested in romance. It is different from “carnivorous people (肉食系)” who aggressively approach the opposite sex and “herbivorous people (草食系)” who are interested in love even though they are late. Even if you find yourself in a situation where you are alone with a woman, you won’t interfere and … Read More

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Sakyamuni in Kanji [in Stock]

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Founder of Buddhism. Although there are various theories about the dates of his birth and death, it is difficult to determine, but the most popular theories are 565-486 BC and 465-386 BC. A transcription of the Sanskrit shakya. Shakyamuni was originally the name of a tribe in northern India, but is now widely used … Read More

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supervisor in Kanji [in Stock]

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Because the role differs slightly depending on the industry, and because it is neither a job title nor an occupation, in Japan it is often treated only in terms of atmosphere. And in Japan, it is often written as “スーパーバイザー” in katakana notation. A supervisor is responsible for: A person with the official task … Read More

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administrator in Kanji [in Stock]

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In general, it refers to a person who manages, operates and manages facilities and organizations, or such an organization. In Japan, there are various jobs just for managers. a caretaker for an apartment house. A person who manages the facilities, hygiene, and security of real estate. A person who oversees, takes responsibility for, or … Read More

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artisan in Kanji [in Stock]

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1. A person whose job is to create works and buildings using hand techniques and tools. 2. Techniques applied to workpieces and buildings. design. Preference. 3. Technique to create beautiful things. 4. The method that it found through thinking. Ingenuity. Japan call “Takumi”.

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Bossa nova in Katakana [in Stock]

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A new form of samba born in Brazil around 1958. Composers and pianists Antônio Carlos Jobim (1927-94), singers and guitarist João Gilberto, and others are the origins, and in contrast to samba, which is characterized by their wildness and enthusiasm, the influence of West Coast jazz It had an intellectual and calm sense and … Read More

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Geisha in Kanji [in Stock]

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1. A woman with a job that entertains guests by providing entertainment to singing, dancing, etc. at banquet seats. 2. People who are good at play.

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making a fortune at a single stroke in Kanji [in Stock]

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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. Japanese says “I kkaku sen kin”.

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All right in Kanji [in Stock]

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Originally, it is used for various purposes. 1. It’s strong and solid. 2. There is no mistake and it is a certain situation. 3. When confirming the meaning of necessity / unnecessary. 4. If there is no problem. 5. If you decline gently. It is well established as a convenient word for Japanese people … Read More

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witch

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1. A female imagined to have special powers derived from the devil. 2. a female sorcerer or magician. 3. an ugly evil-looking old woman. 4. a believer in Wicca. Japanese says “Ma Jo”. > RPG jobs stock まじょ ウィッチ 漢字

Hunter by horizontally

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Japanese says Kari-Udo. A person hunting for a job. > someone who games, battles Stock ハンター かりうど 漢字

bossa nova

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A new form of samba born in Brazil in the middle of the 20th century. Inspired by West Coast jazz, it has an intellectual and calm feel and new harmonies. Created by wealthy whites living in southern Rio de Janeiro. Since the hit of “The Girl from Ipanema” composed by Jobin in 1963, it … Read More

artist

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a person whose creative work shows sensitivity and imagination. [Synonyms] Artist, musician, painter, designer, illustrator, graphic designer, manga artist. Japanese says gei-jutsu-ka. The first letter is the old letter. > Job and Professional stock 漢字 芸術家 げいじゅつか

staple of a situation

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Products that can be expected to have stable sales regardless of fashion. In turn, it is a typical one. The usual thing. One of the job titles of the Edo Shogunate. It was stationed at Sunpu Castle in Osaka and guarded the castle and its vicinity. The keeper who keeps his turn. Japanese says … Read More

[Kanji] staple of a situation Hooded Pullovers

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A basic product that is not influenced by fashion. One of the job titles of the Edo Shogunate. It was stationed at Sunpu Castle in Osaka and guarded the castle and its vicinity. The keeper who keeps his turn. Japanese says “teiban”, “joban”. [Kanji] staple of a situation Hoodie

[Kanji] staple of a situation T-Shirt

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[Kanji] staple of a situation T-Shirt A basic product that is not influenced by fashion. One of the job titles of the Edo Shogunate. It was stationed at Sunpu Castle in Osaka and guarded the castle and its vicinity. The keeper who keeps his turn. Japanese says “teiban”, “joban”.

plumber

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One of the occupations (work types) in the construction industry, which is the work type for attaching pipes (steel pipes, PVC pipes, etc.) such as water pipes and gas pipes. It is mainly required in the field of building equipment such as water supply and drainage equipment, gas equipment, and air conditioning equipment. Skills … Read More

vice chief of a unit

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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

head of a unit

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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

head assistant of a unit

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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。

vice chief of a section

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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

head assistant of a section

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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

deputy manager of a department

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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

head assistant of a department

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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

head of a department

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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

vice chief of a department

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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

senior vice president

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> 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

[Kanji] deputy manager of a department T-Shirt

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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”. [Kanji] deputy manager of a department T-Shirt

[Kanji] deputy manager of a department Long sleeves T-shirt

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[Kanji] deputy manager of a department Long sleeves T-shirt 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”.

Hunter

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A person who chases prey when hunting. A person whose profession is hunting. Japanese says Kari-Udo. > someone who games, battles Stock ハンター 狩人

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