showy; brilliant; gorgeous; florid; gay
hem; (trouser) cuff; bottom part; bottom edge; foot (of a mountain); tips (of hair)
to polish up (on); to refine; to hone; to polish (by rubbing)
to wear (in modern Japanese, from the shoulders down); to put on; to bear (guilt, etc.)
everyday clothes; ordinary clothes; casual wear; informal dress
clothes (esp. Western clothes); counter for doses of medicine, gulps of tea, drags of a cigarette, etc.
establishment; institution; installation (of a machine or equipment)
explanation; commentary; exposition; elucidation
eyeball; special feature; centerpiece; special program; loss leader; sunny-side up fried egg
plentiful; abundant; ample; lavish
rag; scrap; fault (esp. in a pretense, pretence); defect; run-down; shabby
double suicide; lovers' suicide
trance; ecstasy; enthusiasm
to soak into; to permeate
embarrassed; feeling ashamed; feeling awkward
to be forestalled; to be taken in; to be cheated; to be outwitted
sly; cunning; sneaky; miserly; mean; stingy
on a stage; on a platform; on an altar
enshrinement; installation (of an image)
to be in high spirits; to be encouraged; to be lively; to cheer up
to hasten to join; to hurry to visit
appraisal; estimation; evaluation; setting prices
matter being discussed (e.g. in a private conversation); our side of the story (in contrast to another's version)
considerably; not a little; in no small numbers
to withstand; to be able to endure
ability; performance; efficiency
work (film, book); production; creation; turning (something) out
intended use; intended purpose
(positive) economic effect
itinerary; travel plans; distance (of a trip); journey
revolution; 58th year of the sexagenary cycle (in Onmyōdō)
audience; attendance; hearers
to demarcate; to delimit; to divide (an area); to punctuate; to put an end to (e.g. a sentence); to insert pauses or breaks (e.g. when reading aloud)
to cut deep into; to cut one's way into (an enemy position); to rush on; to press someone hard (e.g. with questions); to get to the heart of (a matter)
how many people; a number of people