*Provided Kanji translates as Mioroshi Deba which is the correct spelling, however, incorrect Miroshi is pretty much de-facto translation in western world. Mochikiri ( 餅切) - Dedicated knife for cutting Mochi - Japanese rice cake. Moroha Usuba ( 諸刃薄刃) - A double bevel usuba is called...
The BJT is a test that measures ability to communicate in Japanese in business settings. It is administered by the Japan Kanji Aptitude Testing Foundation. There are six levels of scoring (J1+, J1, J2, J3, J4, and J5), with 800 points being a perfect score. Since 2008, this test has...
For awa odori, the yukata is tied with a black obi belt, tucked up to show a colorful “susoyoke” (a type of traditional skirt,) and sometimes accessorized with a triangular apron at the waist. Unique to awa odori dancers also are the “amigasa” (a traditional type of Japanese straw...
Of all the traditional Japanese art works, the katana, samurai swords, must be the most magnificent. In previous times, our predecessors applied portraits of nature’s harvest and Shinto and Buddhist deities on the katana, which was originally invented as a tool to slay people, as engravings ...
Japanese kanji sometimes vary from the original hanzi characters, as the Japanese writing system omitted some of the Chinese characters and simplified others. That said, most kanji characters still have a similar appearance to their hanzi counterparts. The characters may also vary slightly in meaning...
vkKanji vkKanji: Integer = $19; vkL vkL: Integer = $4C; vkLaunchApp1 vkLaunchApp1: Integer = $B6; vkLaunchApp2 vkLaunchApp2: Integer = $B7; vkLaunchMail vkLaunchMail: Integer = $B4; vkLaunchMediaSelect vkLaunchMediaSelect: Integer = $B5; vkLButton vkLButton: Integer = 1; vk...
Kameyama Kengōro bears as a badge: Argent, the kanjishuwithin a Japanese well-frame sable. This entry was posted on June 8, 2014, in . Wave Wave (Disallowed) Japanese great wave (Disallowed) A wave is a crest or swell on the surface of a body of water. Two stylizations are found ...
Types of rice in this page For example, during the Japanese occupation in Malaya during the World War II, there was shortage of food, and the people had to resort to eating a lot tapioca to replace rice. As a result due to the lack of nutrition, diseases such as beri-beri were rampan...
Four sets of Japanese passages were presented one word at a time consecutively. By using 148-channel whole head systems, the magnetic responses were compared among nouns written in kanji characters, nouns written in hiragana characters, and particles. There was an obvious magnetic response for all...
ws.by_language(ws.Language.Japanese)# {"Japanese": {"Hiragana": ["あ", "い", ...], "Kanji": ["万", "丁", ...], "Katakana": ["ア", "イ", ...]}} In case you want a pretty print of the output, use: ws.pretty_print(ws.by_language(ws.Language.Dutch))# A B C D...