noun:

• food fried in butter - Food term

noun:

• well up in both literary and military (martial) arts; well skilled in wielding both the sword and the pen - four character idiom

noun:

• soba in hot broth, topped with a salty-sweet dried herring

noun:

• priest in charge of a temple's clerical duties

noun:

• special seats and standing-only space in the galley for people who only intend to see one act of a kabuki play

noun:

• anticipating the escape of the king and blocking him in advance with a knight - Shōgi term

noun:

• six external causes of illness in traditional Chinese medicine (wind, cold, fire/heat, dampness, dryness, heat of summer)

noun:

• person appointed by an electoral nominee to be in charge of their campaign-fund accounting

expression:

• in vitro - From Latin

expression / ichidan verb:

• to be in complete attendance - idiom

noun:

• Treaty on Conventional Armed Forces in Europe; CFE Treaty ➜ 欧州通常戦力制限条約

noun / ~する noun:

• going straight to the infirmary in school

noun:

• Woman of the Year, referring to a woman born in a year with the same Chinese zodiac sign as the current year

noun / ~する noun:

• playing in the sand

godan ~つ verb / intransitive verb:

• to be in order; to be organized; to be systematized

noun:

• urine remaining in the bladder after urination

noun:

• type of long chopsticks used in the preparation of fish; type of long chopsticks used to hold the fish in carving knife ceremony

expression:

• garbage in, garbage out - IT term

noun / ~する noun:

• sulking in bed; going to bed in a huff

expression / godan ~む verb:

• to say in a round-about way (not to upset); to cushion the blow; to wrap in wafer paper [literal] - idiom

noun / ~する noun:

• living in the present

~たる adjective / ~と adverb:

• being in a hazy state; being only half conscious; feeling dopey - four character idiom

expression:

• in succession; one after another ➜ 次から次へと【つぎからつぎへと】

noun:

• (as opposed to those compiled later) ancient fudoki compiled by imperial order in 713 CE ➜ 風土記

noun:

• using horizontal characters in vertical writing