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| canna | ¨ kana |
| Canon | [trdn] |
| cat(t)an | ¨ katana |
| cha | Japanese tea |
| chadai | a gratuity, an extra tip |
| chanoyu | a Japanese tea ceremony, the art of ceremonial tea-making |
| chashitsu | a tea-ceremony room |
| cha-wan | a rice bowl |
| chawan-mushi | chicken, pork, and beef steamed with egg custard in a bowl |
| chediak-higashi syndrome | after Ototaka Higashi (1924-@), Japanese immunologist |
| chichi | womanfs breast [Hawaiian English] |
| cho | an old Japanese unit of length |
| cho | a Japanese unit of land measure equal to 2 and a half acres |
| Cho-Cho-San | Madame Butterfly |
| chonin | a tradesman, a merchant in the feudal system of Japan |
| chorogi | a Japanese articoke |
| Chosen | Japanese name of Korea |
| Chosenese | Korean |
| Choshu | one of the four great fiefs of southern Japan in the 19th century |
| Chotei | the Imperial Court, the hall of audience |
| chu () | loyalty, devotion |
| cobang | ¨ koban, kobang |
| daibutsu, D- | a great image of Buddha |
| Daihatsu | [trdn] |
| Daijo | Mahayanist Buddhism |
| Daikoku | the god of wealth |
| daikon | a radish |
| daimiate | the office of the territory of a daimio |
| daimio, daimyo | a vassal of the Mikado |
| daimioate | [daimyo + -ate] |
| daimiote | [daimyo + -ate] |
| Dai Nippon | [dai (great) + Nippon (Japan)] |
| dairi | the palace or court of the Mikado |
| dairi(sama) | the Mikado or Emperor |
| dai rokkan | [dai (No.) + rok < roku (sixth) + kan (sense)] |
| daisho, dai-sho | a set of matched sword and dagger |
| dai-sho-no-soroimono | [dai (long) + sho (short) + soroimono (a set of)] |
| dan | a degree of expertise in karate, judo, etc. |
| dan holder | @@ |
| dango (cartel) | artful prebidding arrangement |
| daruma, D- | Dharma, a large red doll in the form of a seated Buddhist monk |
| dashi | cooking stock |
| Datsun | [trdn] |
| dekasegui | working away from home in a city |
| do | any of numerous regions or large districts |
| dohyo | the sumo ring |
| dojo (1) | a mudfish, a speckled brownish loach |
| dojo (2) | a room or hall in which judo or other martial arts are taught |
| dojo mat | @@ |
| dokusan | in Zen, a formal private meeting of a master and a student in the masterfs room |
| domo | an interjection used in various situations |
| dotaku | a prehistoric bronze object shaped like bells |
| dozo | please, if you please |
| dozo yoroshiku | Ifm glad to make your acquaintance. |
| Ebisu | one of the seven deities in popularized Buddhism, the god of
disinterestedness |
| Ezo | ¨ Yezo |
| eikyu shushoku | marriage |
| ekiben | a box lunch sold at a railroad station |
| ekiden | a long-distance relay, road race |
| emakimono | a picture scroll |
| endaka | high yen value |
| engawa | a floor extension at one side of a Japanese-style house |
| enka | a Japanese popular music |
| enoki | a hackberry, a nettle tree |
| enoki mushroom | @@ |
| enokidake, enokitake@ | [enoki (hackberry) + dake
< take (mushroom)] |
| eroduction | production of erotic movies |
| Esaki diode | after Reona Esaki (1925- ), Japanese physicist |
| Etsuzankai | a special political association of supporters |
| Euroshima | [Euro + Hiroshima] |
| Euroyen | [Euro + yen] |
| Ezo | ¨ Yezo, Yedzo |
| finoki | ¨ hinoki |
| fu | province |
| fuchi | the ring about the base of a sword-hilt |
| fudohyo | [fudo (floating) + hyo (vote)] |
| fugi (cherry) | ¨ fuji (cherry) |
| fugu | a globefish, a swellfish eaten as a delicacy in Japan |
| fuji | a Japanese wisteria |
| fuji (cherry), fugi | a shrubby Japanese flowering cherry |
| fuji, fugi | a spun silk clothing fabric in plain weave |
| Fuji (san), Fuji yama | an extinct volcano on Honshu Island, sacred to Japanese |
| Fuji | [trdn] |
| Fuji silk | a plain weave fabric made of spun silk |
| Fujitsu | [trdn] |
| Fujiwara | a noted powerful family in Japanese history |
| Fukurokujiu | the god of wealth and longevity |
| fuma no taiten | a code of laws that will be in effect forever |
| fun | a Japanese unit of weight equal to one tenth of momme |
| funa | a crucian carp |
| funoran | ¨ funori(n) |
| funori(n) | a seaweed, gloiopeltis glue made from the seaweed |
| furo | a Japanese bath |
| furoshiki | a wrapping cloth |
| fusuma | a framed and papered sliding door separating rooms |
| futon | a Japanese bed-quilt |
| fuye | a Japanese flute or pipe |
| gagaku | Japanese court music, ceremonial music |
| gaiatsu | [gai (external) + atsu (pressure)] |
| gaijin | a foreigner, an outsider |
| galvanic moxa | moxa performed by an electrically incandescent wire |
| gaman | patience, endurance |
| gambatte | Hold out! Stick to it! Keep it up! |
| ganpi | a shrub for making paper |
| geisha (girl) | a girl who entertains men by dancing and singing |
| geisha dancing girl | [gei (art) + sha (person) + dancing girl]
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| geisha-house | [gei (art) + sha (person) + house] |
| gekokujo | the lower dominating the upper |
| gengo | the name of an era |
| genro, Genro | the elder statesmen of Japan who influenced the government
from 1876 to 1940 |
| Genroku (era) | from 1688 to 1704 |
| geta | traditional Japanese wooden clogs for outdoor wear |
| gi, gie | the uniform worn for martial arts, usually white |
| gidaiyu | a dramatic recital accompanied by shamisen music |
| ginau | ¨ ginkgo-nut |
| gin-fuku | one of the gymnodont fishes of Japan |
| ginkgo, G-, gingko, ginko | a monotypic genus of broad-leaved gymnosperous trees |
| ginkgo (nut), ginkgo-nut, ginau | @@ |
| Ginkgoaceae | [ginkgo + -aceae] |
| ginkgoaceous (adj.) | [ginkgo + -ace + -ous] |
| Ginkgoales | [ginkgo + -ales] |
| ginkgoic | [ginkgo + -ic] |
| Ginkgoic acid | [ginkgo + -ic + acid] |
| Ginkgoites | [ginkgo + -ites] |
| ginkgo tree | @@ |
| gin-zaiku | an article of gold |
| giri | duty, obligation, honor, justice |
| gito | ¨ jito |
| go | a Japanese unit of capacity equal to 11.01 cubic inches |
| go | a Japanese game played with black and white stones on a board |
| goban(g) | a Japanese game played on a board |
| gob(b)o | a burdock cultivated in Japan as a vegetable |
| Godzilla | an imaginary movie monster |
| goh, G- | ¨ go (Japanese game) |
| gohan | boiled rice |
| gohei | a sacred staff with cut paper |
| Gokuraku | paradise |
| Gombei pottery | earthenware with a rough gray glaze made by Gombei Kurisaki at Matsue, Japan |
| go(-)moku | a game played on goban |
| gomoku(-)zogan | a form of metalwork decoration, hodgepodge inlaid work |
| gotten | soup from vegetable, meat, and noodles |
| goumi, gumi | a shrub cultivated for its fragrant flowers and reddish fruit |
| gun | a country, a district |
| guri bori | a form of decorative carving in Japanese metalwork |
| gyokuro | sweet green tea |
| gyoza (dumpling) | a (fried) dumpling stuffed with minced pork |