pot; (arch.)  typical name for a female servant in the Edo-period;  working at night;  female with symptoms of gender identity disorder (e.g. a transvestite)
 pots and pans;  kitchen utensils
 small saucepan;  small pot
 thin slices of beef, cooked with various vegetables in a table-top cast-iron pan;  sukiyaki
 stew prepared from ingredients contributed by members of a party, and eaten in the dark for fun
 pot holder;  oven glove;  oven mitt
 meat-based hot pot;  pan or pot for cooking meat
 pan which can be used without water
 hot pot stew made with offal, vegetables and (often) miso
 udon served in a pot with broth
 copper saucepan;  copper pot
 hot pot stew made with offal, vegetables and (often) miso
 stew;  food cooked in a pot
 stew;  food cooked in a pot
 pot of chicken or seafood, and vegetables in a dashi broth, usu. cooked at the table (traditionally a winter meal);  seafood and vegetable stew or chowder
 chankonabe;  fish, meat, and vegetable stew traditionally served to wrestlers
 person who pushily takes charge when cooking a hot pot at the table; (lit.) hotpot boss
 boar meat hot pot;  boar stew
 chicken cooked in a shallow pan with vegetables
 scalloped (noodles);  boiled noodles served in a pot with broth
 boar meat hot pot;  boar stew
 boar meat hot pot;  boar stew
 seafood hot pot;  seafood stew
 Ishikari stew;  salmon stew;  salmon and vegetable stew with miso and butter
 slotted dome cast iron grill for preparing jingisukan;  jingisukan (mutton and vegetable dish)
 dish of duck meat cooked with cabbage, spring onions, tofu, etc.
 Korean stew;  Korean hot pot
 heavy double-handled pot used for making rice
 dish of fish (meat, etc.), tofu, vegetables boiled together and served with ponzu dipping sauce;  pot used to cook such a dish
 shabu-shabu-like hotpot dish with pork, spinach, etc.
 shabu-shabu-like hotpot dish with pork, spinach, etc.
 hot-pot meal featuring oysters and a miso broth, cooked at the table
 deep fryer;  pot used for frying
 agemono nabe, thick pot for deep frying
 paper hotpot;  hot pot dish cooked half-wrapped in paper
 cooking pot (for roasting, broiling, etc.)
 takoyaki pan (cast iron with semi-spherical molds)
 pot with a bail for a handle
 Nabeshima porcelains;  Nabeshima ware
 stew based on spring onions and tuna
 pot dish with white flesh fish and shottsuru sauce (Akita regional dish)
 black stork (Ciconia nigra)