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What is the meaning of a Japanese red dragon?
Red dragons in Japanese culture can symbolize many things. This drago symbolizes passion, love, blood, war, emerging life, and death.
What is the meaning of air in Japanese culture?
this doesn't make sense, can you rephrase the question like; How do i say " something something" in japanese?
What is the meaning of the kio in Japanese culture?
Kio or Kioh is on of the seven title a shogui (japanese chess) champion can earn.
What is the meaning of peacock in Japanese culture?
The peacock in Japanese culture represents several different things such as caring for others, good will, and compassion. It also symbolizes love and nurturing.
What is the meaning of the peony in Japanese culture?
The Japanese meaning of the peony means medicine from china and the root was used in folklore medicine for menstrual cramps, asthma, and convulsions.
What is the meaning of the wolf in the Japanese culture?
One of it's symbolic references could be courage.
Move on Japanese translation?
what sort of a question is this? am i supposed to guess its meaning? if the question is What is the Japanese translation of "move on"? then its "Idō" if its What is the translation of "move on Japanese"? then its "Nippon de no ugoki"
What is the meaning of the Japanese word shishi when translated into English?
weird question
What is the Japanese word for of when translated into English?
Itsu (いつ) is Japanese for 'when', if you meaning otherwise please refine your question.
What is the meaning of the panther in Japanese culture?
Panthers are not a natural wild animal in Japan so it never became part of Japan's culture like other animals. However it's cousin the tiger is used as a symbol of power and beauty in Japanese culture.
What is the meaning for cooking the fried rice in the Japanese cultral?
Cooking fried rice isn't a Japanese culture. It is originally from China. Fried rice is a Chinese Cuisine (the staple of their culture)Japanese foods are more like, sushi, rice balls, ramen, ect.
The meaning of frogs in Japanese culture?
In Japanese culture, frogs are seen as symbols of good luck, transformation, and protection. They are believed to bring prosperity and abundance, and are often associated with the the god of wealth and happiness, Ebisu. Additionally, frogs are seen as a sign of fertility and renewal in Japanese folklore.
