in japanese she talked behind my backとは 意味・読み方・使い方

in Japan, a god who backs one up

in a Japanese lute, the sound hole

a way of speaking used by court ladies in Japan

in Japan, a dagger once carried by women in their obis

in Japan, the condition of being fond of foreign things

in Japanese culture, a largeness like that of a rafter

in Japan, a court lady next in rank to the Empress

He stands with an unconcerned air―with a nonchalant air.

in Japan, the chamber of a court lady

in old Japan, a person who worked as a 'nagahashi' court lady

in Japan, a retainer who has an evil mind

in Japan, a cushioned seat on the floor

an accent spoken in the eastern part of Japan in olden days

broken English used by Japanese prostitutes during the post-war period

in Japan, in the past, a court noble's room

in Japan, a person who is an envoy from a foreign country

in ancient Japan, something that was written in the Hizen and Higo languages

I looked in on my way home.

in Japan, to report to the Emperor

Japanese women carry their babies on their backs.

in Japan, the comb box of a noble

once upon a time in Japan

in Japan, the Emperor's grandmother

in Japanese mythology, the goddess of autumn

in Japan, a palanquin bearer

in Japan, a haze that hangs in the summer

in Japan, black-market rice

in Japan, gradations on the reverse side of a metal measure

in Japanese chess, the king

Japanese women walk with the toes turned in