Kanji
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Frequency99%
Used in (67 in total)
century; era; of the century (e.g. fight of the century)
public morals; discipline; rules governing social behavior
period; Nihon-shoki
end of a century (esp. 19th); fin-de-siècle
pre-era; BC; BCE
the Kojiki and Nihon-shoki
era; CE (Common Era); AD (Anno Domini)
Kii (former province located in present-day Wakayama and southern Mie prefectures)
Nihon Shoki; Nihongi; Chronicles of Japan
last century; ancient times
traveller's journal; traveler's journal; travelogue
military discipline; military regulations; military rules
quarter of a century
Cretaceous Period
Nihon Shoki; Nihongi; Chronicles of Japan
enforcement of official discipline; tightening of discipline; eliminating corruption among government officials
law and order; discipline
commemoration; celebration; honoring the memory of something; turning something into a memento; memory
order; observance; discipline; rules; law; regulations
travel writing; travel piece; traveller's journal; traveler's journal
Jurassic (period)
Cambrian period
fin-de-siècle; decadent
Empire Day (February 11th; national holiday held from 1872 to 1948)
Imperial era; system of counting years from the start of Emperor Jinmu's reign in 660 BC
relic from an earlier age; something extremely outmoded
the Tertiary period
new era or epoch
age of a young lady who is at the peak of her (sexual) attractiveness; marriageable age (of a young lady); sweet sixteen
biography
Christian era
Shoku Nihon Kōki (fourth of the six classical Japanese history texts)
corrupt public morals
Nihon Kōki (third of the six classical Japanese history texts)
Quaternary period
Devonian period
bulletin; memoirs
Christian Era; CE
the Carboniferous Period
annals-biographies form (of historical writing)
Ordovician period
calendar era; year numbering system used by a calendar
years (since the start of an era)
Permian period
Silurian period
school discipline
decay (decline, corruption) of public morals; moral decadence
rules which officials must follow
Citrus kinokuni (species of mandarin orange)
laxity in official discipline; civil service corruption
topical-annalistic style (of historical writing)
lack of (slackness in) military discipline; demoralization
Ordovician period
laxity in official discipline; public order being in disarray
party discipline