noun:

• you are what you eat; slogan encouraging consumption of local seasonal foods for one's health; indivisibility of the body and the land (because the body is made from food and food is made from the land) [literal]

noun:

• Kuninotokotachi no Mikoto (eternal god of the land)

noun:

• supreme law (of the land)

noun / ~の noun:

• this world; the present life (in contrast to the land of the dead)

noun:

• great and splendid land (of Yamato)
• spiritual center of the land; one's spiritual home
• excellent location; splendid place

noun:

• all of creation following their original natures, living and enjoying themselves freely; the kites fly and the fish leap [literal] - four character idiom - obscure term
• Heaven's will that all of creation shall follow their original natures and live freely - four character idiom - obscure term
• as a ruler's benevolence spreads, the people will find their places in the land based on their abilities - four character idiom - obscure term

noun:

• the price of land

noun:

• Land of the Rising Sun

noun:

• forced reduction of a daimyo's land by the Edo Shogunate; curtailment of a daimyo's domain - archaism

noun:

• three-pronged vajra flung by Kukai on his return from China to determine the Holy Land of Esoteric Buddism - Buddhism term

noun:

• land distant from the capital

noun:

• Land of the Rising Sun ➜ 日出ずる国

noun:

• the selling of waste land (worthless property) by unscrupulous real-estate developers - four character idiom

noun:

• land of the gods; Japan; China

noun:

• current flowing from the open sea towards land ➜ 離岸流【りがんりゅう】

noun:

• land-tax system during the Edo period under which the government took 40% of the year's crop and the farmers kept 60% - archaism - four character idiom

noun:

• land-tax system during the Edo period under which the government took half of the year's crop and the farmers kept the other half - archaism - four character idiom

noun:

• land under the control of the imperial household or the shogunate

noun:

• seeking rebirth in the Pure Land - four character idiom

noun:

• river raised above the surrounding land

noun:

• land of the barbarians

noun:

• land-tax rate during the Edo period (the government took 60 percent of the year's rice crop and the farmers kept 40 percent) - four character idiom

noun:

• low-lying land reclaimed from the sea - From Dutch "polder"

noun:

• land of the barbarians

noun:

• land of the gods; Japan