noun:

• off-period ➜ 閑散【かんさん】

noun:

• period play (esp. set in the Edo period); period drama ➜ 丁髷

noun:

• Hakuho period (esp. used as a period of art history, approx. 645-710 CE)

noun:

• state-sponsored temples, particularly those favored and protected by the shogunate during the Kamakura period

noun:

• merchant class culture that flourished in Edo during the Bunka-Bunsei period ➜ 文化文政時代

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

expression / noun:

• period of youth; while young

noun:

• Muromachi period (1333-1573 CE)

noun:

• post-Jōmon period (3rd to 7th century BC, mainly Hokkaido); epi-Jōmon period ➜ 縄文時代

noun:

• period of revolution (e.g. of the sun, of the moon); orbital period

noun:

• period of maturity; adolescence; puberty

noun:

• late Heian period

noun:

• the flourishing mid-Shōwa period (1960s and early 1970s) of peace, rapid economic growth, and life of ease - four character idiom

noun:

• blank period; window period; interregnum

noun:

• high-quality Edo-period tissue paper (21 cm by 27 cm)

noun:

• Edo-period business taxes ➜ 運上【うんじょう】

noun:

• eight Edo-period provinces of Kanto (Sagami, Musashi, Awa, Kazusa, Shimousa, Hitachi, Kouzuke & Shimotsuke) ➜ 関八州

noun:

• period play (esp. set in the Edo period); period drama ➜ 丁髷

noun:

• lending-period; period of loan (e.g. for a library book)

noun:

• autumn period; autumn term (e.g. school); fall period; fall term

noun:

• 16,800,000-year period over which a human lifespan increases from ten years to 84,000 years (by one year per century) and then decreases back to ten (by one year per century) - Buddhism term

noun:

• waiting period

noun:

• period (of life) when one is enjoying more romantic attention than usual - colloquialism

noun:

• period of rapid growth

noun:

• new period; new age; new epoch