site; point on a map; spot
(on) land; ground; shore; track-and-field events
one part; one portion; one section; one copy (e.g. of a document)
heartlessness; inhumanity
single track (railway); single line; solid wire; solid-core wire; single-strand wire
double track; two-track line
distance; perspective; far and near; here and there
counter for leaves in a book (esp. one with traditional Japanese-style binding); counter for blocks of tofu; counter for servings in a restaurant; counter for long and narrow things such as guns, scissors, spades, hoes, inksticks, palanquins, candles, jinrikishas, shamisen, oars, etc.; even number; 109.09 m
certainty; reality; regular; permanent; samadhi (state of intense concentration achieved through meditation)
space (room, area, outer space)
Shinbashi (section of Tokyo)
stopping place (incl. stations, rail yards, junctions, etc.); (railway) station
traveller; traveler; wayfarer; tourist
to go too far; to go past; to go to extremes; to overdo it
to call out to; to hail; to address; to appeal
to turn one's face; to turn around; to look over one's shoulder
person inside a cartoon body suit; voice actor; insider
asking; enquiring; searching; looking for
passerby; pedestrian; foot passenger
making a round trip; going and returning; round-trip ticket; return ticket; correspondence; exchanging (letters)
quite; very; 10^48; quindecillion
width; breadth; freedom (e.g. of thought); latitude; gap; difference (e.g. in price)
constant (stream of traffic); incessant
town; block; downtown; main street; street; road
characteristic; feature; idiosyncrasy; spot color (in printing)
ridge of earth between rice fields; ridge between grooves in threshold or lintel; footpath between rice fields; causeway
finally; barely; only just; gradually
Kuroda Kiyotaka (1840.11.9-1900.8.25)
grand; far-reaching; ambitious
river; stream; River; the ... river
vast (ocean, desert, etc.); boundless; vague (e.g. memories); unclear; rampant (weeds, etc.); running wild
to eat up (completely); to put down (a rebellion); to suppress; (arch.) to make flat; (arch.) to level out