sukoshi.net — Japanese-English dictionary

The Japanese raccoon dog, a beloved folkloric trickster spirit whose ceramic statues stand guard outside shops and restaurants across Japan as symbols of good luck and prosperity.

The world's largest self-published manga and doujinshi fair, held twice a year at Tokyo Big Sight and drawing over 750,000 attendees.

A hand-formed rice ball wrapped in nori seaweed, filled with savory ingredients — Japan's most beloved portable food eaten daily from packed lunches to convenience stores.

Osaka's iconic street food — golden, crispy balls of dashi-flavored batter filled with octopus, topped with savory sauce, mayonnaise, dancing bonito flakes, and green aonori.

pre-order; advance order

declaration of a state of emergency

store; shop; establishment; restaurant

parallelism; running parallel (to, with)

what

to one's heart's content; as much as one wants; as hard as one can; with all one's strength; to the best of one's ability; to the utmost; with determination; hard; heavily