noun:

• on-the-job training; OJT ➜ オンザジョブトレーニング

noun:

• custom of having toddlers step on a sticky rice cake on their first birthday

noun:

• princess line

noun:

• down-line loading; sending data from a central node to a remote node - obsolete term - IT term

expression:

• to make a personal judgment on a problem with little insight; to look at the sky through a tube (Zhuangzi) [literal] ➜ 管窺【かんき】

expression / godan ~る verb:

• to insist on one's own ideas

noun:

• Zen Buddhism based on the teachings of Bodhidharma ➜ 如来禅

noun:

• revue dance performed in a line; line dance

noun:

• sickness incurred in line of duty

noun:

• cash on delivery; COD

noun:

• short clip used to begin and end commercial breaks on Japanese TV - From English "eyecatch"

noun:

• line printer - IT term

noun:

• product being carried on a conveyor, etc.

noun:

• having furigana on all kanji in a document

noun:

• manga on the theme of male homosexual love - from ヤマなし、オチなし、意味なし. Sometimes 矢追.

noun / ~する noun:

• reselling train tickets on the black market - slang - obscure term

expression / godan ~る verb:

• to send a person on an errand

noun:

• type of ribbon fastening used on wedding gifts, get-well gifts, etc.

noun:

• custom of tying a large mochi on a toddler's back on his or her first birthday

noun:

• on the attack; on the offensive

noun:

• divination based on laying out various items before a toddler and predicting his future based the items chosen

noun:

• ancient inscriptions of Chinese characters on oracle bones and carapaces - four character idiom ➜ 亀甲獣骨文字

noun:

• foot of a perpendicular line

noun:

• fashion style heavy on make-up and elaborate hairstyles, used among Japanese rock bands, musicians, etc.

noun:

• stone weights on pickle-tub covers