| gabyo |  |
thumbtack, drawing pin |
| Gaikokujin-toroku | - | Alien Registration |
| gake |  |
cliff |
| gamagaeru |  |
toad |
gembaku dome |
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Atomic Bomb Memorial Dome (Gembaku Dome) This is a memorial ruins of the World War II in Hiroshima. |
| gikkuri-goshi |  |
strained back |
| ginkaku |  |
Ginkaku outer link |
| ginsadan |  |
The sea of Silver Sand |
| goemon-buro |  |
A type of traditional bath tub. Goemon came from Ishikawa Goemon, a very famous thief in the Edo period. It is said that Ishikawa Goemon was executed by keeping in a boiling iron pot. |
| gohei-mochi |  |
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| goju-no-to |  |
five-story pagoda In Nagoya, you can view Goju-no-to at Kosho-ji (temple) in Yagoto and Nittai-ji (temple) in Kakuozan. |
| gokiburi |  |
cockroach |
| Gokoku Jinja |  |
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| Golden Week | - | - |
| Gomennasai |  |
I am sorry |
| Guchikiki Jizo |  |
If you ever need someone to talk about anything, Guchikiki-Jizo will always be happy to listen. He is a shoulder to cry on. |
| gunkan-maki |  |
Gunkan means battleship. Surrounded by nori and topped with a topping. |
| gyoban/gyoku |  |
a fish shaped wooden Buddhism tool which hollowed inside. Strike it to tell various things in Zen Buddhism temples. The fish mouths a ball, a symbol of bad spirit. So, strike its stomach and make it throw up |
| gyoza |  |
Japanese crescent-shaped pan-fried dumplings stuffed with minced pork, cabbage(or Chinese cabbage), leek, ginger, etc. One of the most popular Chinese foods, but Cinese usualy eat boiled ones. |
