innocent; chaste; naive; pure; unmixed; genuine
Japanese style; light wind; moderate breeze
appropriate; adequate; suitable; fitting; worthy
room; chamber; apartment; flat; stable
undressed concrete; unfaced concrete; (golf) driving range
countertop; tabletop; baking tray; baking sheet
liquid-crystal display; LCD
floor; stage (for the narrator and the shamisen player); dining platform built across a river
to be lucky; to be in luck; to be attached; to have; to be included
simultaneously; all at once; in unison
(some) more; even more; longer; further
another (person); the other person; one more (person)
innocent look; nonchalant look; look of ignorance; air of innocence
by no means; never!; something unexpected; emergency; (arch.) currently; (arch.) for the time being
person concerned; people involved (in an event); those concerned; staff
with these words; while saying
race (of people); type of person
assistant; associate; duplicate; copy; adverb
(university) president; chancellor; principal; provost
wave (on water); wave (electromagnetic, sound, etc.); wave (in hair); wave (audience); Mexican wave
to take (a resource, e.g. time or money); to hang; to come into view; to arrive; to come under (a contract, a tax); to start (engines, motors); to attend
light color; light colour
figure; body shape; build; somatotype; biotype; habitus
model; dummy; model (profession); fashion model; model (of a vehicle, machine, etc.); version; model (e.g. mathematical)
half; biracial person (esp. half-Japanese); person of mixed parentage
(set of) facial features; looks
proximity; nearness; soon; nearby
How do you do?; I am glad to meet you
to say; to be called; to do
slight bow (as a greeting or sign of gratitude); nod; salutation; consideration; thoughtfulness
upper lip; philtrum; under one's nose; mouth
to be sullen; to be offended; to be huffy; to be stuffy; to be stifling; to be muggy
greeting; greetings; speech (congratulatory or appreciative); address; reply; response; revenge
elementary school student; primary school student; grade school student