sen (hundredth of a yen); coin made of non-precious materials; one-thousandth of a kan (as a unit of currency); (arch.) one-thousandth of a kan (as a unit of mass)
monetary; financial; pecuniary
one sen; one-hundredth of a yen; small amount of money
monetary offering; offertory
miser; niggard; cheapskate
sense for (how to use) money; money sense
dine and dash; leaving a restaurant without paying
large bathhouse with many different services; deluxe public bath
tossing a coin (to a street performer or beggar); tossed coin; (online) tipping; tip; donation
money matter; question of money; money trouble
coin (esp. an east Asian coin, many of which have a hole in the center)
gate money; admission fee
without money; no need for money
pocket money; spending money; pin money; allowance
coin of the smallest value; poorly-minted coin
ill-gotten money; bad coin
crest of the Sanada clan (featuring six sen coins, trad. to pay for crossing the Sanzu River)
thief who steals money from the offerings box at a shrine or temple; offerings thief
small amount of money (to buy sandals or cover travel expenses); small farewell gift
easy come, easy go; lightly comes, lightly goes; soon gotten soon spent
one's philosophy of making, saving, and spending money
six coins placed in a casket (said to be to pay the fare to cross the River Sanzu)
Chinese coinage produced during the reign of the Yongle Emperor (used in Japan from the Muromachi period to the early Edo period)
throwing good money after bad
Japan's first coinage (dating to 683 CE, but perhaps never in circulation)
fee charged by a gambling house; house cut; banker's fee
coin return slot; change slot
using money as a weapon; power of money
throwing good money after bad
large bathhouse with many different services; deluxe public bath
small sum; things of little value
rice and money; money to purchase rice
monetary liabilities; pecuniary obligation
knife money; bronze coin of ancient China, shaped like an opened straight razor
commission; brokerage; wages; fee for a prostitute or geisha
take care of the penny; (lit.) he who makes fun of one sen will cry at one sen
merrymaking without paying
twelve coinages minted in Japan during the Nara and Heian periods
tobacco money; money to buy a pack of cigarettes
bujian (spade-shaped bronze coin of ancient China)
automatic teller machine; ATM
corporate investment fund
pillow money; pillow tip; tip left by the pillow for the room maid
round coin with a (square) hole in the center