hammer;  hopeless swimmer;  complete beginner at swimming;  someone who sinks like a stone
 keychain;  key chain;  key ring (encryption)
 look;  glimpse;  apparently;  seemingly; (arch.)  first meeting
 nonsense;  irresponsible remark;  codswallop;  random;  haphazard;  unsystematic
 to adhere to;  to stick to;  to keep close to;  to go along with;  to get involved with;  to be thick with
 to differ (from);  to vary;  to not be in the usual condition;  to not match the correct (answer, etc.);  to be different from promised;  isn't it?
 cat (esp. the domestic cat, Felis catus);  shamisen;  geisha;  wheelbarrow;  clay bed-warmer;  bottom;  submissive partner of a homosexual relationship
 character;  personality;  (fictional) character;  letter;  character
 entrance;  front door;  entryway;  entranceway;  entry hall;  vestibule
 Heike family;  Taira family;  The Tale of the Heike;  chanting of the Heike Monogatari
 fleeing soldier;  warrior fleeing the battlefield;  deserter
 to lose one's way;  to get lost;  to waver;  to hesitate;  to give into temptation;  to lose control of oneself
 to memorize;  to memorise;  to learn;  to pick up;  to feel;  to think
 Genji (the character in the Genji Monogatari);  the Minamoto family
 to make a mistake (in);  to commit an error (e.g. in calculation);  to confuse;  to mistake something for something else
 appearing ...;  looking ...;  way to ...;  method of ...ing;  form;  style
 attention;  notice;  care;  caution;  advice;  warning
 to be crowded;  to be packed;  to be complex;  to go into;  to put into;  to do intently
 with a clink (click, clack)
 sound;  noise;  note;  fame;  Chinese-derived character reading
 response (felt in the hands);  resistance;  reaction;  response;  effect
 to open;  to undo;  to bloom;  to unfold;  to open (for business, e.g. in the morning);  to be wide (gap, etc.);  to widen
 continuation;  rest (of the story, work, etc.);  flow (e.g. of a piece of writing);  pacing (of a story);  succession (of);  sequence
 to get tired;  to tire;  to become worn out (of a well-used object); (arch.)  to starve
 paralysis;  palsy;  numbness;  stupor
 pole;  rod;  line;  dash;  spoken monotonously
 to hold (in one's hand);  to take;  to possess;  to have;  to maintain;  to keep;  to last
 man;  male;  fellow;  guy;  male lover;  boyfriend
 to stand;  to rise;  to find oneself (e.g. in a difficult position);  to depart (on a plane, train, etc.)
 this time;  now;  next time;  another time;  recently;  lately
 middle;  halfway;  half (of);  one half;  half (e.g. done, jokingly);  partly
 aloof;  morose;  stuck-up;  smelling strongly of something;  having a pungent smell
 black;  dark;  blackish;  suspicious;  criminal;  darkened and dirty;  sooty
 quite;  very;  10^48;  quindecillion
 nature;  natural;  spontaneous;  naturally;  spontaneously
 attitude;  manner;  behaviour;  attitude (towards an issue, etc.);  position;  stance
 to hold (in one's hand);  to take (into one's hand);  to own;  to obtain
 turning around (once);  suddenly;  abruptly;  completely (wrapped in something);  quickly (unwrapping something);  beautiful, round (eyes)
 gesture;  movement;  action;  acting;  performance
 long (distance, length);  long (time);  protracted;  prolonged