Hypocritical courtesy in Kanji - Zangyo-Ninja

Hypocritical courtesy in Kanji

Being very polite and polite means that if you pass it, you will hate it and you will lose your courtesy. Also, although seemingly polite and polite, it is actually arrogant. Japanese says “in gin bu rei”.

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Saito in Kanji (include wisteria) - Zangyo-Ninja

Saito in Kanji (include wisteria)

Saito is the 19th most common Japanese surname. Since Mr. Fujiwara’s family, Mochinobu, was the secretary of the “Saigu-ryo” of the government office near Ise Jingu, “Saigu-ryo” It is said that it started with calling himself “Saito” by saying “Mr. Fujiwara”.

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gathering dark clouds in Kanji - Zangyo-Ninja

gathering dark clouds in Kanji

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.

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Sri Lanka in Kanji

A country consisting of Ceylon Island in the Indian Ocean southeast of the Indian Peninsula. The official name is Sri Lanka Prajatantrika Samajavadi Janarajaya. Ceylon Island is in the shape of an elongated pear from north to south, with mountains slightly south of the center and lowers toward the periphery, from the foot of … Read More

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London in Kanji

The capital of England. The country’s largest city in southeastern England, straddling both banks of the Thames. The city is at the center, and 12 other wards such as Westminster formed the County of London, but from the standpoint of expanding the metropolitan area and wide-area administration, middlesex, parts of Kent and Essex, etc. … Read More

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Sato in Kanji (include wisteria in kanji) - Zangyo-Ninja

Sato in Kanji (include wisteria in kanji)

Sato is the 1st common Japanese surname. The surname Sato is said to have started with the gift of Kamatari Nakatomi (Mr. Fujiwara) from Emperor Tenchi, and the name of Sato by the descendant of Hidesato Fujiwara, Kinkiyo Saemonnojo. When the Fujiwara family prospered, he called “Sa” the second role after the highest position … Read More

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this years confession in Kanji and Hiragana - Zangyo-Ninja

this years confession in Kanji and Hiragana

Repentance this year to the priest.

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performance in Kanji

Special skills and techniques acquired through training, such as learning, martial arts, and traditional performing arts. A special move performed in public. Performing arts, acrobatics, etc. Japanese said “Gei” as old kanji letter.

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Watanabe name in Kanji - Zangyo-Ninja

Watanabe name in Kanji

Watanabe is the 6th most common Japanese surname.

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come on baby in Katakana

From the impression that “to return to the original state” for the opponent who is out of the original state, it means “Hey, wait a minute. Calm down”. it is literal translation.

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Ito in Kanji (include wisteria in kanji) - Zangyo-Ninja

Ito in Kanji (include wisteria in kanji)

Ito is the 5th most common Japanese surname. In the sense of Mr. Fujiwara of Ise, there are many in Mie and Aichi.

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Yamamoto in Kanji

It refers to the “foot of the mountain” and is named as a place name in such a place. And the house that settled in the Yamamoto place name gave the surname Yamamoto. 4th place Representative of place name surname along with Tanaka surname. Yamamoto is the 7th most common Japanese surname.

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Tanaka in Kanji - Zangyo-Ninja

Tanaka in Kanji

Tanaka is the 4th most common Japanese surname in Japan. The etymology is for rice fields and cultivation. It is said that when a small village was formed, “Tanaka” was created as a place name. It is believed that the powers who managed and occupied the rice fields on all sides called themselves “Tanaka” … Read More

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Samurai in katakana wrote by vertically

Samurai in Japanese Katakana. The verb “Saburafu”, which means to refrain from your aides, was turned into a noun, and was also called “Saburai”. The word “Samurai” can be seen in “Nihon Shoki”, but in the Heian period, there were samurai and samurai chiefs who served the Empress and Chugū, and the prince and … Read More

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Panama in Kanji - Zangyo-Ninja

Panama in Kanji

a republic on the Isthmus of Panama. a zone consisting of a strip of land across the Isthmus of Panama that contains the Panama Canal.

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Tanzania in Kanji - Zangyo-Ninja

Tanzania in Kanji

A country consisting of East Africa, Tanganyika on the continental side and Zanzibar on the Indian Ocean (Zanzibar Island, Pemba Island, etc.). It borders Kenya and Uganda to the north, Rwanda, Burundi and the Democratic Republic of the Congo (formerly Zaire) to the west, Zambia, Malawi and Mozambique to the south, and the Indian … Read More

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hell in Kanji

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

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dragon in Kanji

1. any of several small tropical Asian lizards capable of gliding by spreading winglike membranes on each side of the body. 2. a creature of Teutonic mythology. This calls Ryu in Japanese.

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My gravy in Kanji and Hiragana - Zangyo-Ninja

My gravy in Kanji and Hiragana

It’s mean my hot sweat or my hot cum. It’s coined word. Japanese says “Ore no niku jiru”.

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Hayashi in Kanji - Zangyo-Ninja

Hayashi in Kanji

Japanese said “Hayashi” in a character Kanji. The etymology is “Hayasu”, and the conjunctive form of the verb “Hayasu” is a noun. “Hayasu” is to grow. The intention to prosper and grow. In other words, “Hayashi” is a place where trees are grown. It is also said to be a surname that originated from … Read More

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goat in Kanji

Bovid mammals. Livestock are domesticated goats that live in rocky mountains in West Asia. Similar to sheep, but with long necks and many males and females with horns, males have long-haired tufts on their chin. Generally, the properties are in warm order and form a flock. You can eat foliage and keep it even … Read More

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Nakamura in Kanji - Zangyo-Ninja

Nakamura in Kanji

Rice cultivation was introduced to Japan during the Yayoi period. After that, if rice cultivation developed and the number of rice fields increased, the number of villages increased in various places, and the central village was Nakamura. Then, depending on the direction of the newly created village, place names such as Higashimura, Nishimura, Ichimura, … Read More

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