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ありがとう arigatou · thank you おはよう ohayou · good morning さようなら sayounara · goodbye すみません sumimasen · excuse me はじめまして hajimemashite · nice to meet you いただきます itadakimasu · let's eat よろしく yoroshiku · pleased to meet you がんばって gambatte · do your best おやすみ oyasumi · good night かわいい kawaii · cute なるほど naruhodo · I see そうですね sou desu ne · I agree 大丈夫 daijoubu · it's okay 本当に hontou ni · really 楽しい tanoshii · fun / enjoyable 頑張る ganbaru · to do one's best ありがとう arigatou · thank you おはよう ohayou · good morning さようなら sayounara · goodbye すみません sumimasen · excuse me はじめまして hajimemashite · nice to meet you いただきます itadakimasu · let's eat よろしく yoroshiku · pleased to meet you がんばって gambatte · do your best おやすみ oyasumi · good night かわいい kawaii · cute なるほど naruhodo · I see そうですね sou desu ne · I agree 大丈夫 daijoubu · it's okay 本当に hontou ni · really 楽しい tanoshii · fun / enjoyable 頑張る ganbaru · to do one's best

今日の単語

野襤褸菊

TODAY Kanji/Kana

noborogiku

common groundsel (Senecio vulgaris)

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ありがとう arigatou · thank youおはよう ohayou · good morningさようなら sayounara · goodbyeすみません sumimasen · excuse meはじめまして hajimemashite · nice to meet youいただきます itadakimasu · let's eatよろしく yoroshiku · pleased to meet youがんばって gambatte · do your bestおやすみ oyasumi · good nightただいま tadaima · I'm homeいってきます ittekimasu · I'm offもしもし moshi moshi · hello (phone)なるほど naruhodo · I seeそうですね sou desu ne · I agreeちょっと待って chotto matte · wait a moment大丈夫 daijoubu · it's okay本当に hontou ni · really一緒に issho ni · together頑張る ganbaru · to do one's best楽しい tanoshii · fun / enjoyableありがとう arigatou · thank youおはよう ohayou · good morningさようなら sayounara · goodbyeすみません sumimasen · excuse meはじめまして hajimemashite · nice to meet youいただきます itadakimasu · let's eatよろしく yoroshiku · pleased to meet youがんばって gambatte · do your bestおやすみ oyasumi · good nightただいま tadaima · I'm homeいってきます ittekimasu · I'm offもしもし moshi moshi · hello (phone)なるほど naruhodo · I seeそうですね sou desu ne · I agreeちょっと待って chotto matte · wait a moment大丈夫 daijoubu · it's okay本当に hontou ni · really一緒に issho ni · together頑張る ganbaru · to do one's best楽しい tanoshii · fun / enjoyable

(death from) starvation, starving to death

being on the verge of starvation, being about to starve

person who has died from starvation

brat, kid, urchin, little devil

餓鬼んちょ

brat, kid, urchin, little devil

hungry ghost (preta) realm

steamed manjū, steamed mochi

farewell gift, parting gift, viaticum

red bean paste, red bean jam, anko

food covered in a thick starchy sauce (usu. made of kudzu or katakuriko flour)

anpan, bread roll filled with red bean paste

red bean paste, red bean jam, anko

餡掛けうどん

udon in soup thickened with (powdered) kudzu

mochi rice cake with red bean jam filling, mochi rice cake covered in red bean jam

steamed bun with sesame oil and anko filling

deep-fried mochi (Heian period)

mansion, palace, manor house, castle

inside a library, museum, cinema, etc., on the premises

public announcement (in a department store, etc.), announcement over an (indoor) public address system

personnel (of public building)

outside a library, museum, etc., off the premises

superintendent, director, curator, chief librarian

seafood and vegetables cooked sukiyaki style and served with udon

manjū, steamed yeast bun with filling

shallow hat with a round top (looking like a half manjū)

egg crab (Atergatis spp.)

offering of consecrated rice

to go bad (of food), to spoil, to turn sour

talkativeness, garrulity, loquacity

talkative person, chatterbox

taotie (Chinese mythological creature commonly represented as a motif on ritual bronzes from the Shang and Zhou dynasties)

taotie motif (on ritual bronzes from the Shang and Zhou dynasties)

to treat, to feast, to provide dinner for

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