This etymology came from India in Buddhism. What used to be called “naraka” in Sanskrit was transcribed and transmitted to China to become “naraku”. In China, Naraka meant an underground prison, so it was omitted and became hell. It is said that the words “hell” and “naraku” were introduced to Japan. Japanese said “Ji … Read More
A type of turtle that lives in rivers, lakes, and swamps. It inhabits rivers throughout Japan, except Hokkaido, the Korean Peninsula, China, and the eastern Indochina Peninsula. It has a soft, flat shell about 20-40cm in length. The edible history is old, and it is said that there was even a government office that … Read More
Japan calls “Sa-Za-E”. A shell of Turbinidae, the turban snail. A snail that lives on the rocks on the bottom of the open sea. The shells are thick, fist-like, and often have thorn-like protrusions. Meat is used for food and shells are used for shellwork.
[Kanji] soft-shelled turtle T-Shirt A general term for turtles belonging to the Softshell turtle family. It inhabits rivers throughout Japan except Hokkaido, the Korean Peninsula, China, and the eastern part of the Indochina Peninsula. It has been edible since ancient times, and most of the soft-shelled turtles eaten in Japan are now cultivated. It … Read More
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A general term for turtles belonging to the Softshell turtle family. It inhabits rivers throughout Japan except Hokkaido, the Korean Peninsula, China, and the eastern part of the Indochina Peninsula. It has been edible since ancient times, and most of the soft-shelled turtles eaten in Japan are now cultivated. It is also used for … Read More
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[Kanji] Hell Hoodie According to the Buddhist theory, a person who has done bad things during his lifetime falls after death and suffers. A place where fire smoke constantly burns in a volcano. A place where hot water constantly rises in hot springs. Japanese says “Ji-Goku”.
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[Kanji] turban shell T-Shirt Japan calls “Sa-Za-E”.
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