
In Japan, it is commonly called Jagaimo, and as you can see from this stock, it is also known as Bareisho, which is said to have come to be called because its shape resembles a bell worn on a horse. origin and propagation A perennial crop of the Solanaceae family native to the temperate … Read More

To feel honored when someone praises you. get a good reputation. Praise. to congratulate. An air-cooled engine for aircraft manufactured by Nakajima Aircraft and delivered to the Army and Navy during the Pacific War. It was developed as a 2000 horsepower class engine based on the Sakae engine installed in the Zero and Hayabusa, … Read More

A kind of ball game. Two teams of the same number of players are divided into courts (square or circular) with a line drawn in the middle and enter each other and hit each other with balls (about 20 to 30 cm in diameter). If a player is hit by a ball or fails … Read More

Widely distributed from Europe to Siberia, across the Bering Sea to North America. In Europe, it is isolated only in a few places, such as the Pyrenees and the Italian peninsula. It is a huge bear, and its fur color ranges from tan to almost black. The shoulders are raised higher than the waist, … Read More

The beginning of the order and the top of the order. It is also used to mean the most. The first or highest in order or sequence. The meaning of the first element in the series that can be counted. Number one. Japanese said “Ichi ban” as bold style in kanji. Click here for … Read More

In Buddhism, after death, he was born on the same lotus flower in Sukhavati Jodo. In turn, to act and fate together until the end, regardless of the good or bad of things and the good or bad of the result. In Japanese literature, it was used to fulfill love in the afterlife, especially … Read More

Kenpo from Ryukyu. It is based on three methods of thrusting, receiving, and kicking without holding a weapon. Originally said to have been introduced to China, it was researched and developed because the carrying of weapons was banned under the rule of Mr. Shimazu in the early modern period. Japanese calls “Tote”, “Todei”, “Todi” … Read More

The world’s largest desert that stretches across the northern part of the African Continent. The name Sahara itself means “wilderness” in Arabic. It occupies about one-third of the total area of the African Continent. Most of it is rocky desert except for some dunes, and it is rich in underground resources such as oil, … Read More

The continent of Africa is a vast continent with an area of about 30,313,000 square kilometers (about 22.3% of the land of the earth), next to the continent of Eurasia and the (north-south) Americas. It is about 8000 kilometers, and the width of the east and west from 51 degrees east longitude to 17 … Read More

It is located 150 kilometers southeast of Fujian Province, 200 kilometers southwest of the Ryukyu Islands, and 350 kilometers north of the Philippines, and consists of 79 islands including Taiwan Island and the Hoco Islands. Taiwan Island is about 386 kilometers north-south, and the widest part is about 144 kilometers east-west. The Taiwanese mountains, … Read More

Being bullied or teased by half a joke. Unlike being bullied, treating the other person with love. Be careful, as it can be bullied if it goes too far. Japanese said “I ji ra re ta i”.

A general term for small and medium-sized species of the order Accipitriformes and Falconiformes. Larger ones are distinguished as eagles, but there are no clear boundaries. It is generally a diurnal bird of prey with a sharp beak and sharp toenails. The staple food differs slightly depending on the species or body size, but … Read More