“Child's copying pictures” in Japanese
Short answer
Child's copying pictures in Japanese is “写し絵” (utsushie). Full meaning: sketch (depicting real people or nature), drawing sketched from real life; magic-lantern picture, child's copying pictures, shadowgraph; mirror image (e.g. of society), (metaphorical) depiction.
Other ways to say “Child's copying pictures” in Japanese
写絵
utsushie sketch (depicting real people or nature), drawing sketched from real life; magic-lantern picture, child's copying pictures, shadowgraph; mirror image (e.g. of society), (metaphorical) depiction
移し絵
utsushie sketch (depicting real people or nature), drawing sketched from real life; magic-lantern picture, child's copying pictures, shadowgraph; mirror image (e.g. of society), (metaphorical) depiction
うつし絵
utsushie sketch (depicting real people or nature), drawing sketched from real life; magic-lantern picture, child's copying pictures, shadowgraph; mirror image (e.g. of society), (metaphorical) depiction
ウツシエ
utsushie sketch (depicting real people or nature), drawing sketched from real life; magic-lantern picture, child's copying pictures, shadowgraph; mirror image (e.g. of society), (metaphorical) depiction
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