It is "Chikara", meaning power, energy, spirit, or strength. It is a kanji character.
Japan gained military, political, and economic strength. It then sought to eliminate the extraterritorial rights of foreigners.
first answer: It is a contraction of totsugeki raigeki (lightning attack). To ra. It originated at the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor. second answer: "Tora" as pronounced is also the Japanese word for "tiger". The word "Tora" is actually intended to be 2-part codeword that is saying that surprise has been achieved in the Japanese attack on Oahu Island (including Pearl Harbor).
The Japanese did invade Thailand. But because of the large number of Japanese sympathizers in the Thai government and the strength of the Japanese military, the fighting was very short: despite fierce resistance by Thai border units, Thailand folded in a matter of hours. From that point forward, Thailand acted as an Axis power in World War II and her military fought alongside the IJA against the Allies in Burma.
The USA dropped 2 Atomic Bombs on Japan, at Hiroshima, and at Nagasaki. The US used the Atomic bomb to weaken the Japanese military strength as the Japanese still had an army about 5 million strong, but after the strikes the Japanese surrendered unconditionally. The US dropped the bombs in preperation of the proposed invasion of the Japanese mainland. This opertion never happened. The US high command wanted to defeat Japan at the minimum cost of lives as the Japanese army was still strong.
The Battle of Bismarck Sea ended in a horrible defeat for the Japanese preventing them from reinforcing their army and gave us strength by sea. After the battle, the Japanese stopped trying to attack by sea giving us a huge advantage that would eventually win us the war.
Strength.
Strength: tsuyosa ツヨサ Honor: meiyo メイヨ
He miscalculated the strength of the Japanese and was forced to retreat.MacArthur positioned his forces to repel the Japanese land attack on December 22, but he badly miscalculated the strength of the enemy and was forced to retreat.
Strength.
The Kimodo Dragon
It means 'Lion Strength'
Strength = "chikara" = 力
There are a few ways to say strength in Japanese: 強さ (tsuyosa) 強弱 (kyoujaku) 力 (chikara/ryoku)
'Chikara' or 'tsuyosa'.
suyoi kuma
Ki means energy and strength in Japanese
Chikara 力/ちから