treasure chest;  strongbox
 garbage can;  rubbish bin;  trash can;  dustbin
 shoe rack (in an entrance);  cupboard (for shoes and clogs)
 cardboard box;  carton;  corrugated box
 jūbako;  multi-tiered food box
 jewel box;  jewelry box;  jewelry case;  casket
 pencil case;  pencil box;  writing brush case
 savings box;  moneybox;  piggy bank
 Urashima's casket (in the story of Urashima Tarō);  Pandora's box;  one's closely guarded treasure
 discarding;  firing (an employee)
 birdhouse;  nest box;  bird box;  beehive
 box for letters and papers;  box used to carry or deliver letters
 vaulting horse;  vaulting box;  box horse
 vanity case;  cosmetics case
 jack-in-the-box;  jack-in-a-box
 suggestion box;  comment box; (arch.)  complaints box placed in front of the supreme court (Edo period)
 (small) box to keep valuables, etc.
 box made of paulownia wood;  paulownia box
 cardboard box for mandarin oranges
 (animal) feed tray;  feed trough;  feed box;  feed bowl;  bait box (e.g. for fishing)
 three boxes;  three box-shaped things;  three containers
 to nitpick;  to complain about trifles
 source of funds;  gold mine;  patron;  cash box;  safe
 outer case;  casing;  slip-case;  slipcase;  outer box
 box in which ashes of the deceased are kept;  box in which a funerary urn is kept
 Stevenson screen (louvre-sided box housing for meteorological gauges)
 tea chest;  box for tea utensils (tea ceremony)
 suggestion box;  complaints box
 in-box (e.g. for received e-mail);  inbox;  in-tray
 box for holding letters;  letter case (carried by a messenger)
 camera obscura;  black box
 box made of thin wood or cardboard
 box for shipping seafood (usually made of styrofoam)
 comb box;  toiletries case
 display box (for products)
 fare box (in a bus, etc.)
 sitting with paws and tail tucked underneath the body (of a cat)
 cabinet;  locker;  magazine
 mixed on-kun kanji reading
 oilcan box;  wooden box approx. 37x52x25cm holding two cans of kerosene or oil
 box set at a gate of a home or near the front door, used for receiving deliveries of newspapers, mail, milk, etc.
 to nitpick;  to complain about trifles
 fare box;  place where one puts the money required to ride public transportation
 drunk tank;  cell for holding drunks
 contribution or donation box
 set-up box;  rigid box of paper-coated cardboard
 suggestion box;  opinion box;  advisor;  sounding board
 postbox;  mailbox;  mail box
 Post Office box address;  P.O.box address
 multi-tiered food boxes that can be carried by hand
 to nitpick;  to complain about trifles
 Skinner box (i.e. an operant conditioning chamber)