indoor (court, pool, etc.)
passage (of people, traffic); passing; common usage
hard-to-forgive; intolerable; inexcusable; unpardonable
discipline; training; teaching manners
to be furnished with; to be provided with; to be possessed of; to be endowed with; to be among; to be one of
rapidly (e.g. progress, moving forward); growing visibly; quickly; steadily; by leaps and bounds
position on the fingerboard (of a shamisen, koto, etc.); vital point; crux
curious; strange; unusual
to lurk; to be hidden; to be concealed; to lie dormant; to be latent
judgement; judgment; appraisal (e.g. of an antique); evaluation; forensics; (criminal) identification
often (happens); tend to; be apt to; be likely to
to chip; to be chipped; to be missing (from a set, team, etc.); to be absent; to be lacking (in); to be short (of)
in regard to; concerning (usu. of disputes)
banquet or reception hall
bed; bedding; sickbed; alcove; riverbed; seedbed; straw "core" of a tatami mat
scene; view; prospect; outlook
front; frontage; facade; main
richly colored; richly coloured
fresco; mural; wall painting
ramble; saunter; walk; wander; stroll
standing absolutely still
brilliant; bright; radiant
(arrogance and) insolence
effect; result; worth; Kai (former province located in present-day Yamanashi Prefecture)
upper tier; upper section; place of honor; place of honour; dais; raised part of floor
wall; partition; barrier; obstacle; Chinese "Wall" constellation (one of the 28 mansions)
century; hundred years; (fig.) a long time
waterfall; (arch.) rapids
tree peony (Paeonia suffruticosa); moutan; wild boar (meat)
(artistic portrait of a) lion
to excuse oneself; to take one's leave; to quit; to resign; to decline; to turn down
displeasure; discomfort; unpleasantness; indisposition; ailment
mouse; rat; dark gray; dark grey; slate (color, colour)
nest; rookery; den; haunt; (spider's) web
to raise; to bring up; to rear; to cultivate; to foster; to nurture
it does not mean that ...; I don't mean that ...; it is not the case that...
account book; register; ledger
rag; scrap; fault (esp. in a pretense, pretence); defect; run-down; shabby
to be torn off; to come off