Otosan's population is 7,949.
Otosan was created in 1959.
Otosan is not a specific breed of dog. "Otosan" actually means "father" in Japanese. If you have additional information about the dog's breed or characteristics, I can try to provide more specific information.
I think you mean 'Otosan'. This means 'Dad' or 'Father'. I get the impression from my study that wifes sometimes call their husband 'Otosan'.
'Otousan' means "father."
if you mean brother its "otosan" that is in polite form <3
'Chichi' when you are referring to your own. 'Otosan' when you are referring to someone's father.
Konnichiwa otosan(Kon-ee-chee-wa oto-san)
地 - Earth or ground 血 - Blood  千 - 1,000 'Chi', when used in someone's name like Chiyoko means 'thousand.' Also: In Japanese the 'I' in 'Chi' is pronounced like the 'E' in the English word 'She'.
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The answer depends on whose family is being addressed and the relative position of the persons being addressed. If it is one's own family and you are the parent or grandparent of the people you are addressing, then you would usually simply use the person's name and some sort of affectionate name ending. If you are a less senior member of the family, you would usually use a word indicating the addressee's position and, again, some sort of word ending. Hence, if you are the second son in a family comprising mother, father, an older and a younger brother and a younger and an older sister, you would probably address the other members as "otosan," "okaasan," "anisan," "onisan," "anesan," and "anisan," respectively, with "chan" often substituting for "san" in the case of siblings. For members of a family in which one is not a member, if one did not address those members with a name and "san," the same terms, but only with "san," could be used.