Wa (Japanese) (632 bytes)
1: Wa (和) is a [[Japanese language|Japanese]] term which has become a cultural concept of its...
3: ...mony, peace, balance. It was a guiding concept in Japanese [[philosophy]] and [[culture]] with dozens of sub...
5: ...uch as "washoku" (和食) which means a Japanese-style meal). In this sense it has, through the hi...

Japanese name (25818 bytes)
1: ...|thumbnail|250px|right|Yamada Tarō, a common Japanese name (male)]]
3: A modern '''Japanese name''' (日本人名) consis...
5: ...[Okinawa]] but not in other parts of Japan. Many Japanese family names derive from features of the rural la...
11: ...5;字 or 名字). When written in Japanese characters, the family name always precedes the g...
13: ...en names less troublesome. To those familiar with Japanese names, which is the surname and which is the give...

Japanese saw (454 bytes)
1: '''Japanese hand saws''' used in [[woodworking]] differ from ...
3: Japanese style saws have recently gained popularity in Nor...
5: ==Types of Japanese hand saws==

Japanese (836 bytes)
1: The term '''Japanese''' can have several meanings:
5: * [[Japanese people]] - people of Japanese ancestry living in Japan
6: * [[Ethnic Japanese]] - people of Japanese ancestry living outside Japan
7: ** [[Japanese-American]] - an article primarily about the immig...
8: ** [[Japanese-Brazilian]] - Japanese-Brazilians in the city of [[São Paulo]] (especial...

Five Japanese kings (821 bytes)
3: '''Five Japanese Kings''' are kings in the [[Yamato dynasty]] that...
5: Comparating genealogies in Japanese and Chinese sources those five are identified the...

Japanese Buddhism (10725 bytes)
1: [[Image:Buddhist_priest.jpg|thumbnail|250px|right|Japanese Buddhist priest c.1897]]
7: ...y encouraged the acceptance of Buddhism among all Japanese people. In [[607]], in order to obtain copies of ...
13: ...armagupta version of the vinaya which is known in Japanese as ''Shibunritsu'' 四分律)
36: ...Heian period saw the formation of the first truly Japanese school of Buddhism, that of Nichren.
50: ... the upper classes and had a profound impact on [[Japanese culture]].

Japanese poetry (16624 bytes)
1: {{Current Japanese COTW}}
2: ...YosaBusonGrave.jpg|thumb|250px|right|Grave of the Japanese poet [[Yosa Buson]]]]
3: ...se languages had been the two greatest pillars of Japanese poetry. From them many other forms, like [[renga]...
5: ...[[19th Century]]. Since then the major form among Japanese poetry have been ''tanka'' (new name for waka), '...
7: Nowadays the main streams of contemporary Japanese poetry is experimental way and reviving way of tr...

Japanese kitchen (22338 bytes)
1: ...t. [[stove]]) and there are many sayings in the [[Japanese language]] that involve kamado as it was consider...
50: ... nothing more. "Fune" later became a part of a [[Japanese garden]].
52: ...uously collected and used to make a compost. Few Japanese ate meat due to the Emperor's decree given in 8th...
64: ...of the Haikara movement and fusing of traditional Japanese cuisines with other cuisines. Kitchen would be c...
68: The Japanese kitchen would take a turn away from American and ...

Japanese Alps (602 bytes)
1: The '''Japanese Alps''' is a [[mountain range]] in [[Japan]], con...

Japanese clans (886 bytes)
2: == List of Japanese [[clan]]s ==

Japanese Canadian (2828 bytes)
1: ...ave large Japanese Canadian populations as well. Japanese Canadians are not a large section of the populati...
4: The first Japanese settler in Canada was Manzo Nagano, who lived in ...
6: ...tuation occurred in the [[United States]]. (See [[Japanese American Internment]])
8: Until late [[1940]]s, Japanese Canadians -- both Issei and Canadian-born [[Nisei...
10: ...nguage]]. Over 75% of the Sansei have married non-Japanese.

Japanese Bobtail (155 bytes)
1: The term '''Japanese Bobtail''' could refer to:
2: * A breed of [[Japanese Bobtail (cat)|cat]]
3: * A species of [[Japanese Bobtail (squid)|squid]]

Old Japanese language (4484 bytes)
1: ...ands have words that may or may not be related to Japanese.
3: ...rn Japan, and represent different dialects of Old Japanese; these dialectical differences in some cases show...
5: ... argued on the basis that phonetic writing in Old Japanese distinguishes two different forms of some syllabl...
7: The transcriptions of Old Japanese words given in the ''Kojiki'' differ from those f...
9: ...nistically written <he>, which in Classical Japanese was pronounced /fe/.

Japanese nationalism (4675 bytes)
1: ...ere rooted out through fundamental reforms of the Japanese government, society, and economic structure. Perh...
3: ...ternational peace based on justice and order, the Japanese people forever renounce war as a sovereign right ...
5: ...ese internationalism, all concerning the need for Japanese initiatives in fostering a liberal internationali...
9: ...d by additional bad policy making, stagnating the Japanese economy since 1992.
11: ... as state symbols, both of which were symbolic of Japanese nationalism during WW II, and Prime Minister Koiz...

Japanese Wikipedia (4570 bytes)
1: '''Wikipedia Japanese edition''' is the Japanese edition of [[Wikipedia]], a free, open content en...
4: ... or [[romaji]], as the software did not work with Japanese characters.
9: ...akers. The major coverage in that time includes [[Japanese culture]], [[Language]], [[Geography]], and progr...
11: In the same month, the translation into Japanese of the Wikipedia software interface began. By the...
15: ===Coverage in Wired News Japanese edition===

Japanese people (3881 bytes)
1: ...nese Archipelago]]. While most still live on the Japanese islands, many emigrated to to various locations; ...
3: ==Origins of the Japanese people==
5: ... However the most accepted theory is that modern Japanese are principally descended from the Jōmon an...
13: ...e Yayoi language eventually developed into modern Japanese. The [[Shinto]] religion also probably developed ...
21: ==Japanese people abroad==

Ethnic Japanese (566 bytes)
1: The term '''Ethnic Japanese''' usually refers to people who live outside [[Ja...
6: There is a small ethnic Japanese community in [[North Korea]].
9: * [[Japanese people]]
10: * [[Japanese American]]
11: * [[Japanese-Brazilian]]

Japanese era name (14737 bytes)
1: '''Japanese era name''' (年号, ''nengō'', li...
3: ...endar systems. Unlike other similar systems, the Japanese era name is still in use. Government offices usu...
9: ...on of the [[Meiji Emperor]] and now under current Japanese law since [[1979]], it has become practice to cha...
11: ...nfusion not only in other languages, but also for Japanese as he is known throughout the world only as Akihi...
160: *[[1275]] 建治 [[Kenji (Japanese era)|Kenji]]

Japanese idol (7715 bytes)
1: ...d in 1980s and was replaced with ''Janizu-kei''. Japanese idols are predominantly singers and actors (altho...
4: ...arder to square with conventional prettiness. The Japanese idol phenomenon has had a large impact on popular...
6: ...panese idols represent the perfect female form in Japanese society. They are symbols of female sexuality and...
13: The culture of Japanese idol has changed over the years and it is questio...
15: ... and seemed to enjoy a lavish lifestyle that most Japanese could only dream about. In reality, however, the...

Japanese customs (3046 bytes)
1: This is a list of '''Japanese customs''' and some [[custom|customs]] may not be...
92: *[[Japanese funeral]]
93: *[[Japanese language]]

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