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あっけらかんakkerakan

~と adverb:

  • quite indifferent; looking blank; looking as though one has nothing at all to do with what is going on
むさくむいmusakumui

noun:

  • donothingism; do-nothing, plan-nothing (government, etc.); being an idle onlooker taking no steps to meet the situation - four character idiom
うんどうひしつundouhishitsu

noun:

  • motor cortex (area of the brain just anterior to the central sulcus responsible for controlling voluntary muscle activity)
すくsuku Inflection

godan ~く verb / transitive:

  • to make something (e.g. paper) from wet, pulpy material by spreading it thin and drying it
たあそびtaasobi

noun:

  • ritual performance (usually around New Year) to pray for a successful rice harvest in the coming year - Shintō term
マスククリアMASUKUKURIAマスク・クリアMASUKU/KURIA Inflection

~する noun:

  • blowing air into a dive mask through the nose to clear out the water - From English "mask clear" マスクブロー
ノリがわるいNORIgawaruiのりがわるいnorigawarui Inflection

expression / adjective:

しきねんせんぐうさいshikinensenguusai

noun:

  • fixed-interval transfer ceremony (wherein a shrine's sacred object is transferred to a newly constructed main hall)
ぬぎそろえるnugisoroeru Inflection

ichidan verb:

  • to take off something (e.g. a pair of shoes) and leave them neatly aligned side by side
シガヌスロマグニフィカスSHIGANUSUROMAGUNIFYIKASUマグニフィシェント・ラビットフィッシュMAGUNIFYISHENTO/RABITTOFYISSHUマグニフィシェントラビットフィッシュMAGUNIFYISHENTORABITTOFYISSHU

noun:

  • magnificent rabbitfish (Siganus magnificus, species of rabbitfish found from Thailand to Java)
ナイルおおとかげNAIRUootokageナイルオオトカゲNAIRUOOTOKAGE

noun:

  • Nile monitor (Varanus niloticus, species of carnivorous monitor lizard native to sub-Saharan Africa); water leguaan ナイルモニター
使えきしekishiうまやづかいumayazukaiはゆまづかいhayumazukai

noun:

  • official during the ritsuryo period who was allowed to use the state-provided stables and horses - archaism
だいだいりdaidairiたいだいりtaidairi

noun:

  • greater palace; area centered on the inner palace, home to various administrative bodies (in Heian period Kyoto) 内裏
おおくにぬしのみことookuninushinomikoto

noun:

  • Okuninushi; deity of magic and medicine later viewed as equivalent to Daikokuten and celebrated at Izumo Grand Shrine 大黒天
おおくにぬしのかみookuninushinokami

noun:

  • Okuninushi; deity of magic and medicine later viewed as equivalent to Daikokuten and celebrated at Izumo Grand Shrine 大黒天
おおあなむちのみことooanamuchinomikoto

noun:

さんまやぎょうsanmayagyouさまやぎょうsamayagyou

noun:

  • object or shape that symbolizes the vow of a buddha or bodhisattva to save all life - Buddhism term
おんせんマークonsenMAAKU

noun:

ぐぶそうgubusou

noun:

  • monk who attends to the principal image of a temple
  • Buddhist monk serving at an attached Shinto shrine
ぐそうgusou

noun:

  • monk who attends to the principal image of a temple - abbreviation 供奉僧
  • Buddhist monk serving at an attached Shinto shrine
たんぼアートtanboAATO

noun:

  • tanbo art; using rice of various types and colours to create giant pictures in rice fields
きまもりkimamoriきまぶりkimaburi

noun:

  • fruits left on a tree during winter (supposedly causing more fruits to appear in the next season) - archaism
はしがかりhashigakariirr.irr.

noun:

  • covered bridge passageway connecting the backstage (mirror room) to the noh stage
ごまぎgomagi

noun:

  • homa stick; stick on which prayers are written, then ritually burnt before an idol to ask for blessings - Buddhism term
じょうはりのかがみjouharinokagami

expression:

  • mirror found in hell in Enma's chamber that allows people to see their good and bad deeds - Buddhism term 閻魔

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