the nail that sticks out gets hammered down; people that stick out too much get punished; tall trees catch much wind; people that excel at something become disliked
economic animal; person or people who only strive for profit
art informel (1950s French art movement)
contributor (e.g. to a newspaper); correspondent
Komatsu Sakyou (1931.10-)
international exposition; world expo; world fair
Champs-Élysées (in Paris) (irreg. kana)
to breathe new life into; to usher in a new phase; to break the mold
propaganda speech; inflammatory speech
Treaty of Mutual Cooperation and Security between the United States and Japan
Fukuda Tsuneari (1912-1994) (critic and translator of Shakespeare into Japanese)
mutual financing association
extreme; terrible; absurd; unreasonable; fool; idiot
exhibition building; pavilion
design change; engineering change
form of expression; form of presentation
autumn, the best season for enjoying art
master plan; basic plan; general plan
Washington Post (newspaper)
right or wrong; good or bad; quality; having both merits and demerits; having both advantages and disadvantages
geometric (progression, etc.)
All-Campus Joint Struggle League; student group active at universities throughout Japan between 1968 and 1969
physical examination (given at conscription)
(former) Ministry of International Trade and Industry (now Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry); MITI
to revive; to resurrect; to resuscitate
moving walkway; moving sidewalk; travelator
allocation; appropriation