the end;  the extremity;  the limit;  the limits;  the result
 to be born again;  to make a fresh start in life
 tragedy;  tragic drama;  tragic play;  tragedy;  calamity;  disaster
 wartime fire;  war;  wartime destruction;  horrors of war
 period;  epoch;  the times;  those days;  oldness;  ancientness
 miko;  shrine maiden;  young girl or woman (trad. an unmarried virgin) who assists priests at shrines;  medium;  sorceress;  shamaness
 to revere;  to respect;  to worship
 world;  society;  life;  lifetime;  age;  era;  reign
 spread-out sail;  full sail;  (sailing) downwind
 (with a) click (e.g. camera shutter);  (with a) snap
 before one knows;  before one becomes aware of;  unnoticed;  unawares
 childhood friend;  friend from infancy;  old playmate
 advantage;  benefit;  profit;  interest
 cord;  strap;  thong;  string (of a musical instrument, bow, etc.)
 clear autumn water;  clear fall water
 to examine someone's expression
 to float;  to save (on one's expenses);  to scrimp;  to half-rise, e.g. to one's feet
 decoration;  ornament;  trimmings
 gloomy (e.g. mood);  depressing;  irritating;  troublesome;  heavy (weather);  cloudy
 noisy;  loud;  annoying;  troublesome;  fussy;  finicky
 karaori;  Chinese weave;  cloth decorated with birds and flowers in silk;  noh theater costume made with karaori weave
 kimono;  Japanese traditional clothing (esp. full-length);  clothing;  clothes
 difficult to ...;  hard to ...
 (stand to) attention!;  standing at attention
 (many) trees;  every tree;  all kinds of trees
 to hide;  to be hidden;  to conceal oneself;  to disappear
 hole;  opening;  pit;  hollow;  burrow;  den;  deficit
 stealthily;  secretly;  in secret
 garden;  yard;  courtyard;  field (of action);  area
 (how) many times;  (how) often
 samsara;  cycle of death and rebirth;  being reborn;  reincarnation
 to turn;  to revolve;  to visit several places;  to function well;  to pass a certain time
 to dwell;  to live;  to stay at;  to take shelter at;  to be pregnant;  to be part of a constellation
 death;  decease; (arch.)  death penalty (by strangulation or decapitation);  (an) out
 at hand;  on hand;  way of moving one's arms;  skill;  money at hand;  pocket money
 to be born;  to come into this world
 to come along;  to come around;  to turn up;  to arrive at the present;  to get where one is;  to have been doing something (for a period of time)
 in an instant;  in a moment;  immediately;  suddenly;  all of a sudden;  all at once
 to get better;  to get well;  to recover (from an illness);  to be cured;  to be restored;  to heal
 thoughtless;  reckless;  rash;  excessive;  unreasonable;  immoderate
 trouble;  bother;  trouble;  difficulty;  care;  attention