A word that says that there is a disturbing situation in which a serious incident is likely to occur, or that bad things continue and the situation is uncertain, as if the clouds were low and it was unlikely to clear up. Japanese says An-un-tei-mei.
Very long years across the future. It also uses adverbs to express the meaning of eternity. Japan call “Mi rai ei go” and “Mi rai yo go”.
It is to say that we use for greetings of the new year and pray for long life and happiness. Japan call “Ei ju ka fuku”.
That the business goes well, the profit comes out, and it flourishes. Japanese says “Sho bai han jo”.
A parable of lavish pleasures and eateries filled with liquor and water like ponds and meat built like a tree-lined forest with lots of treats such as liquor and meat. Japanese says “Shu chi niku rin”.
developing new ideas based on study of the past, learning from the past. Japanese says “On Ko Chi Shin”.
It means that the family will be safe and free from various calamities in that year, and that the family will be prosperous and all family members will be healthy and have a stable spirit and full of vitality. Japanese says “Ka Nai An Zen”. Examples of English translations peace and prosperity in the … Read More
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”.
Japanese calls Goku-Raku-Jo-do. the abode of God and the angels. any place of complete bliss and delight and peace.
Gokuraku Pure Land. Amida Buddha’s Pure Land. In a world that is completely free from the pain of being over 1 billion soils in the west, it is believed that those who remember Amida will be greeted after death. Japanese says “Goku Raku Jo Do”.
It is the name of the internal organs of the human body in Chinese medicine, and the five organs are liver, heart, spleen, lungs, and kidneys. six organs refers to the six gall bladder, small intestine, stomach, large intestine, bladder, and sansho. If you compare the five viscera and six organs with the organs … Read More
Japanese calls Chi-Mi-Mo-Ryo. evil spirits of mountains and rivers. it’s a monsters. There is a theory It depends on the book, but “CHI” is the god of the mountain, “MI” is the monster, and “Moryo” is the god of water.