“One's present existence” in Japanese
Short answer
One's present existence in Japanese is “空蝉” (utsusemi). Full meaning: one's present existence, this mortal frame, this world, this life, temporal things; cast-off cicada shell, cicada.
Other ways to say “One's present existence” in Japanese
空蟬
utsusemi one's present existence, this mortal frame, this world, this life, temporal things; cast-off cicada shell, cicada
虚蟬
utsusemi one's present existence, this mortal frame, this world, this life, temporal things; cast-off cicada shell, cicada
うつせみ
utsusemi one's present existence, this mortal frame, this world, this life, temporal things; cast-off cicada shell, cicada
うつそみ
utsusomi one's present existence, this mortal frame, this world, this life, temporal things; cast-off cicada shell, cicada
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