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The dragon can mean a number of things in Japanese culture. The most significant meaning being fertility, humility, procreation and warding off evil spirits.
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Not exactly, it was more of an ancient spirit that Japanese believe in and use it as a symbol of courage strength and that sort of thing.
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The Japanese have adapted to the Chinese culture of the Dragon, in their beliefs the Dragon brings strength, luck and fortune, but should be respected cause it would also be able to do the other way around. China therefore organizes a festival every year to honor the Dragon.
or it could mean anything
In ancient Japan,the dragon was a giver of good fortune, it was also worshiped because it was thought to be the giver of rain.Ancient China also believed in this.
It means good health and protection.
The blue dragon is said to be a symbol of a leader in Japanese culture.
Red dragons in Japanese culture can symbolize many things. This drago symbolizes passion, love, blood, war, emerging life, and death.
they are usually referred to lung dragons meaning ancient and wise beings
I have read that frogs are symbols of both fertility and good luck in Japanese culture.
Because Its A Symbol Of Respect
the ball represents wisdom (as believed by the Japanese)
Kio or Kioh is on of the seven title a shogui (japanese chess) champion can earn.
I think it mean protection
The peacock in Japanese culture represents several different things such as caring for others, good will, and compassion. It also symbolizes love and nurturing.
The Japanese meaning of the peony means medicine from china and the root was used in folklore medicine for menstrual cramps, asthma, and convulsions.
this doesn't make sense, can you rephrase the question like; How do i say " something something" in japanese?