"it is what it is, in japanese"とは 意味・読み方・使い方

in Japan, a name that includes the character 'do'

in Japanese, a long sound called 'gokoon'

Japanese fortune telling, called "Eki"

a way of cutting in Japanese tailoring, called 'Ohdachi'

the sound "u" in the Japanese syllabary

in Japan, an ancient state called 'Yamataikoku'

a person of the Japanese status called 'In'

a Japanese confection called 'mameneji'

a Japanese children's game called 'ishizumi'

a work of an establishment named a '...en' in Japanese

a part of a Japanese 'kimono' called 'aizuma'

"From Japan."

a Japanese concept of a hell, called 'abura-jigoku'

a person in a Japanese governmental post, called 'daifu'

a Japanese banner, called {'sumi-kiri'}

in Japan, the day called 'momo-no-sekku'

a Japanese word game called 'shiritori'

the "d" line in the Japanese syllabary

in written Japanese, the character 'ne'

the state of being Japanese in style

in Japanese grammar, an absolute word

the 'h' column in the Japanese syllabary

This is limited to Japan―not limited to Japan.

a sentence written in Japanese

the Japanese language―the Japanese tongue-Japanese

the 'ya' line of the Japanese syllabary

of the Japanese syllabary, the 'u' line

of the written Japanese language, Manyo kana

in Japan, a writing done in classical Chinese by a Japanese person

in Japanese, the fifty sounds