Sokushi (即死, or そくし)
インスタント
I can't say that it would be immediate. The individual would die from suffication which is not instant. Instant death to me is, "they never knew what hit them." You can't say that with this type of injury.I can't say that it would be immediate. The individual would die from suffication which is not instant. Instant death to me is, "they never knew what hit them." You can't say that with this type of injury.I can't say that it would be immediate. The individual would die from suffication which is not instant. Instant death to me is, "they never knew what hit them." You can't say that with this type of injury.I can't say that it would be immediate. The individual would die from suffication which is not instant. Instant death to me is, "they never knew what hit them." You can't say that with this type of injury.I can't say that it would be immediate. The individual would die from suffication which is not instant. Instant death to me is, "they never knew what hit them." You can't say that with this type of injury.I can't say that it would be immediate. The individual would die from suffication which is not instant. Instant death to me is, "they never knew what hit them." You can't say that with this type of injury.
'Shi'
"Shi" is how you say death in Japanese. "Shi" is also how you say four Japanese, which is a reason why 4 is considered unlucky in Japan as it is said the same way as "death" is.
Kokushibyou
Aka no shi
Shi no engimono
desu noto
shinnu ame
shinigami. lol jigoku means place of death.
You may say 'shi.'
静かな死 (shizuka na shi) would mean "Silent Death" in Japanese.