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Onsen |
TRADITIONAL JAPANESE OPEN AIR BATH. ONSEN ACTUALLY MEANS HOT SPRING. |
| Kitsune | JAPANESE FOR FOX. FOXES IN JAPANESE MYHTOLOGY USUALLY REPRESENT A SLY DEVIOUS CREATURE, OR PERSON IN SOME CASES. |
| siefuku | THIS IS A SLANG TERM THAT REFERS TO THE SAILOR UNIFORMS THAT IS THE STANDERD UNIFORM THAT IS WORN BY ALL SCHOOL KIDS. WHILE THE APPERANCE MWY VARY DEPENDING ON WHICH SCHOOL AND GRADE LEVEL THE PERSON IS IN THEY ALL HAVE A SET STANDARD.EXAMPLE |
| Rounin | MASTERLESS SAMUARI; THE OTHER IS A HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATE WHO IS PREPARING FOR ANOTHER CHANCE TO ENTER COLLEGE. |
| Oniichan | IS THE INFORMAL WORD FOR ELDER BROTHER. |
| Oneichan | IS THE NFORMAL WORD FOR ELDER SISTER. |
| Kimono | IS THE TRADITIONAL JAPANESE FORMAL WEAR. THERE ARE KIMONOS FOR BOTH MEN AND WOMEN. |
| Shojo | Defining "shojo" can be tricky. Strictly speaking, it means "for girls". Shojo anime is "girls' anime". Simple right? Not really because a lot of Shojo anime and manga are written for both boy's and girls. So if you take the time you can find a good shojo manga to fit your taste. |
| Kotatsu |
IS A SMALL STUDY TABLE THAT HAS AN ELECTRIC HEATER IN IT SO THAT YOU CAN STUDY LATER IN TO THE NIGHT ON COLD, WINTERY NIGHTS. |
| Yakusoku | YAKUSOKU
IS THE JAPANESE TRANSLATION OF THE WORD " to promise " |
| Yukata | THIS IS A SUMMER KIMMONO WORN DURUING SUMMER FESTIVALS. LIKE TRADITIONAL KIMONOS THIS IS A VERY DETAILED OUTFIT WITH BRIGHT VIBRENT COLORS AND PATINS ON IT. |
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