creation; Creation (by God)
creation; production; creative work (novel, film, etc.); fabrication; fiction; invention
having wounds all over one's body; being wounded all over; receiving a drubbing; being subjected to a barrage of criticism
adhesive bandage; sticking plaster; band-aid
establishment; founding; organization; organisation
establishment; founding; organization; organisation
establishment (of a business); founding
creative work (e.g. artistic, literary)
creation; birth; formation; naissance; construction
ingenuity; inventiveness; creative originality
creation; formation; foundation; establishment
foundation (of a newspaper, magazine, etc.); starting; launching; first publication
will (urge) to create; creative urge; appetite for writing
creation; founding; initiating
Genesis (book of the Bible)
derivative work (usu. unauthorized and produced by fans, e.g. dōjinshi, fanfiction)
founder; organizer; organiser
original idea; originality
anniversary of the establishment (of)
creation (of the universe); the Creation
establishment; foundation
creative cookery; creative cuisine
drug discovery; drug design; development of new drugs
creative power; creativity
wound; injury; trauma; cut
establishing a club (at a school, college, etc.); establishing a division (in a company)
cut wound; incised wound; knife wound
wound (from an edged weapon); cut; damage; injury; loss
conceiving (an idea); thinking up; invention; original idea; new idea
stab wound; puncture wound
creating anew; recreation; re-creation
emergence (in evolutionary theory, systems theory, etc.)
initial stages; first stage; early period; pioneer days; beginning; outset
initial opening (esp. of a temple)
opening of a wound; surgical incision
initial stage; early period; early days; early years
originality; creation; invention
creative power; genius; creative originality
closing a surgical incision (by suture, etc.)
invention; origination; discovery
countryside revitalisation (revitalization)
time of the creation; beginning of the world
Soka Gakkai (lay organization based on Nichiren Buddhism)
wound caused by a heavy blade
creative evolution (as proposed by Henri Bergson)
bullet wound; gunshot wound
growing together; joint development
Sogensha, Inc. (publisher)
birthplace (of a company or business)
sōsaku-hanga (woodblock printing art movement); creative prints
policy that forced Koreans under Japanese rule to adopt Japanese names (1939; abolished in 1945)
innovation; development of innovative solutions
Graduate Institute for Entrepreneurial Studies
Japan Creativity Society; JCS
The Graduate School for the Creation of New Photonics Industries
creative activity; creative work; artistic creation
being wounded in mind and body
Prize to Schools for Nurturing Creativity
creator deity; creator god; demiurge
starting an enterprise and (or) carrying it to final success
it is easy to start an enterprise but hard to maintain it
founding member; founder member
founding of a (political) party