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There are three common usages of ã“㨠(koto) in Japanese. These are:
- ç´ - the national instrument of Japan, which is called the 'koto' and is a 13-stringed instrument
- 事 - used to mean 'thing' in Japanese and can be used to refer to both tangible and intangible things
- å¤éƒ½ - an ancient city or former capital
I think the meaning you're looking for is the first - the Japanese koto. If you're interested in reading more about the koto, see the related links below.
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What is a type of Japanese zither?
One type of Japanese zither is the koto.
What does Japanese word Iran koto mean?
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What is a Japanese instrument that has 13 strings?
It is called the koto.
What is the word congratulation when translated from English to Japanese?
Iwau koto
How do you say or pronounce unforgiveable in Japanese?
Yuruse nai koto
How do you say can not see in Japanese?
Miru koto wa dekimasen
How do you write Can you die in Japanese?
shinu koto ga deki masuka
How do you say suspicious in Japanese?
fuan ni koto ga aru
What has the author Tama Aoki written?
Tama Aoki has written: 'Nandemo nai hanashi' 'Sofu no koto haha no koto' -- subject(s): Authors, Japanese, Family, Family relationships, Japanese Authors
You don't know what your talking about in Japanese?
anata no iu koto WA muchakucha
