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| literally, the Buddha, the red dolls in which one eye at a time is painted in (before and after some objective is achieved) |
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| the cat 'doll' with it's beckoning paw; usually seen at resturants. |
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| The seven gods of fortune, normally pictured on a ship together. |
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| Japan's equivalent of 911 |
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| Japan's equivalent of 911 |
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| Three of Japan's national newspapers. |
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| Firefly (Once believed to be transformed souls ofwarriors that appear each year on the anniversary of their deaths.) |
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| Fox/ racoon dog. (Both are creatures who according to myth, can possess people with the intention of tricking them. Known to be cunning, deceitful, maybe silly.) |
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| A cloth about two square feet used to wrap things (lunch or something else.) |
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| Japanese Broadcasting System (tv/radio) |
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| An NHK radio program for exercise. (Plays three times a day though the 6:30 one is the most popular.) |
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| Motorcycle gangs that ride around making a lot of noise. |
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| Where the current emperor met his wife. |
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