speaker; lecturer; lecturer (at a university or college); instructor; part-time teacher; tutor (at a cram school)
course (e.g. of lectures); academic university unit (professor, lecturers, etc.)
to lecture; to read aloud; to devise (e.g. a strategy); to work out (e.g. a tactic); to confer; to hold conference (with)
reconciliation (between warring nations); (making of) peace
explanation (of a text, phrase, etc.); lecture; explanation (in a pompous fashion); (long-winded) lecture; (arch.) storytelling
storytelling (of war chronicles, revenge tales, etc.) with highly dramatic delivery; story
unceremonious party; free and easy gathering; party with no regard for formal etiquette or status
lecture hall; lecture room
(Buddhist) lecture meeting; religious association; mutual assistance association (i.e. for financial assistance)
lecture (esp. special engagement by noted speaker); lecture meeting (event with one or more lectures)
to take measures (against); to take steps
taking a lecture; attending a class; taking a course
to take measures; to take steps
supplementary lecture; supplementary lesson; extra classes
criticism (by a teacher or coach, with commentary, especially at a poetry reading); review; critique
cancellation (of a lecture, class, etc.)
part-time lecturer; contract teacher
to lecture; to read aloud; to devise (e.g. a strategy); to work out (e.g. a tactic); to reconciliate (with); to make peace (with)
auditor; auditing student
special lecturer; guest lecturer
person attending a lecture; student (taking a class, course, etc.); participant
lecture attendance; auditing
students attending lectures
Kōbusho; martial arts training institute established by the Edo shogunate in 1854
teaching body; group of lecturers; instructors
mutual financing association
lecture (on a special topic)
giving a lecture in the Emperor's presence; lecturing to the Emperor
peace terms; conditions of peace
(Buddhist) lecture meeting
cutting class (esp. of university students)
start of a course; start of lectures; opening of a new course; offering a course (for the first time)
to take measures; to take steps; to take action; to make a move
fete in honor of Ebisu (honour)
closely-packed series of lectures; intensive course
memorial services for the founder of the sect (esp. for Shinran in Shin Buddhism)
university lecturer; college lecturer
meeting (esp. of a mutual financing association)
book of oral narratives; story book
substitute lecturing; substitute lecturer
tutor to a daimyo, etc.; tutor to the emperor or crown prince (Meiji period)
taking turns reading, explaining, etc.; round-table (discussion)
specialization (in a field of study); study
Edo-period Shinto sect dedicated to the worship of Mt. Fuji
short, intensive course; crash course
Paris Peace Conference (1919); Versailles Peace Conference
memorial lecture; commemorative speech
mutual financing association
introduction of poems at a poetry party
technical course; technical training
lecture on a literary text; literary criticism lecture
full-time lecturer; instructor
lecture fee; teaching fee
course fees; training fees
cram school teacher; teaching at a cram school
pursuit of learning; study
Treaty of San Francisco; Treaty of Peace with Japan (Sept. 8, 1951)
(make) a long talk (discourse, lecture)
training center; training centre
fraternal religious group formed by Ise Shrine worshippers
closing a course (program, etc.); end of a course (program, etc.)
drama about domestic life
second-guessing; postmortem; judgement made after the fact
invited speaker; guest speaker at
specially appointed lecturer (associate professor, etc.)
lecturer on demand; guest speaker on demand
Massive Open Online Course; MOOC
Treaty of Peace with Japan; Treaty of San Francisco (Sept. 8, 1951)
mutual financing association
reading circle; reading society
academic socialism; professorial socialism
Imperial New Year's Lectures (ceremony in which the emperor and members of the imperial family Their Majesties listen to expert lectures in the fields of human, social and natural sciences)
Buddhist service in which the eight scrolls of the Lotus Sutra are read one scroll at a time (one morning and one evening reading each day for four days with a different reciter each time)
Buddhist service centred around the Lotus Sutra held over four days in Shiga Prefecture, starting from the 24th day of the second month of the lunisolar calendar
series of lectures on a topic given by different people
cancellation of lecture or class