historical; traditional; historic
successive generations; successive emperors
personal history; background; career
experience; history; record; career
veteran (e.g. soldier); battle-hardened; seasoned; (of) long military service
personal history; background; log; record; hysteresis
dark history; dark past; something one wants to forget or pretend never happened
evident; plain; distinct; clear
personal history document; curriculum vitae; resume
academic background; academic credentials; academic record
to go down in history; to be recorded in the history books
travels; pilgrimage; itinerancy; (accumulated) experiences; (personal) history
dignitaries; very important persons; luminaries; big shots; VIPs
military service; combat experience
incoming call history; log of incoming calls
notables; dignitaries; illustrious families; clear; plain; obvious
work experience; work history
successive jobs; consecutive jobs
high academic achievement; advanced academic training; higher education
medical history; case history; clinical history
(one's) military service record
historical archive; library of historical records
brief personal record; short curriculum vitae; short CV
one's history as a performer
to carve out a history; to make history; to have a history
historical records; historical materials
round of calls; tour of visitation
history of one's love affairs
everyone has a past; every person has their own history
historical context; historical background
misrepresentation (falsification) of one's past record (personal history)
one's history of love affairs with women
case history; medical history; anamnesis
historical awareness; understanding of history
young woman strongly interested in pre-Edo history; young woman making use of speech and mannerisms of pre-industrial Japan; female history buff
academic meritocracy; education-conscious society; society that places (excessive) emphasis on academic records
origin and history; particulars
incoming call history; log of incoming calls
low-level education; inferior education
change log; revision history
variety of kabuki, based on historical events
history painting; painting of a historical, mythological or legendary event or figure
page in the history books; historical (event); old news
history of a company; one's career with a company; length of service in a company
without a history; historyless; unhistoried; unstoried
historical times; historical period
false statement (misrepresentation) of one's academic career
calendar year; civil year; time; year after year
history of present illness
travel history; record of travel; experience of travel
successive generations; successive emperors
historical school (of economics)
historical kana orthography (used before 1946 reform); old kana orthography
pilgrim; nomad; itinerant
history of having stayed somewhere; travel history
successive reigns; successive emperors; successive dynasties
highly educated person; academic; scholar
(successive lords) using the same retainers
historic district; historic center of a town
The Chronicles (books of the Bible)
expressing one's opinion; speaking one's mind; making known; revealing
history of (automobile) accidents
Association of Historical Geographers in Japan; AHGJ
over-belief in (the importance of) academic credentials; academic credentialism
overstressing academic background
medical examination history
history of a company; business history
order history; purchase history
change log; record of updates; update history
someone with inferior education
increase in the level of academic achievement; popularisation of higher education
attending a highly-ranked graduate school to boost one's credentials; (lit.) academic background laundering
career as a government official; career as a public servant
career of a baseball player
Black History Month; African-American History Month
Chronicles I (book of the Bible)
Chronicles II (book of the Bible)
medication history management
revisionist (person who takes a revisionist view of history)
one's teaching experience; one's career (experience) as a teacher
over-qualified person; over-educated person (unable to find a job); (lit.) educational refugee
historical value; historic value
official history (e.g. a state-sanctioned account of history subject to revision when the government changes)
one's business career; one's professional experience
etymology of a word; history of a word
history of repairs and part replacements to a car
distortion of history; historical negationism; historical denialism
party history (political); one's history as a party member