appetizer or snack served with drinks; performance to liven up a bar; conversation to liven up a party
sacred place; holy ground; the Holy Land; real-life location used as a setting in a novel, film, anime, etc.
surging crowd; wave of humanity; stampede
to appear; to start to appear; to show signs of appearing
(feeling of) indebtedness; feeling obliged
sashimi (raw sliced fish, shellfish or crustaceans)
increasing; uploading; posting (e.g. content); close-up; finishing shooting (of a film, etc.); upswept hairstyle; being up (i.e. leading in sports)
fixed game; bid-rigging; put-up job; contest in which the victor is practically known beforehand (e.g. due to unfair conditions or an obvious difference in strength)
baggy pants; baggy trousers
participant in a group tour; group tourist
forced march; (fig.) doing something on a very strict schedule
beach; seashore; seaside; coast
tourist attraction; sight-seeing area
travel agent; travel agency
bookstore; bookshop; publisher; main building
to stop; to turn off; to park; to prevent; to suppress (a cough); to stop (someone from doing something); to dissuade
in a crowd; in droves; crawling (of insects); swarming; dragging (e.g. along the ground); trailing
off the shoulder (e.g. top, dress, etc.)
to shine brilliantly; to shine radiantly
border (pattern); stripes; border; boundary; border; edge
hooded sweatshirt; hoodie; hoody; hooded jacket; parka; anorak
to be generally accepted; to be acknowledged by oneself and others
near one's knee; (by) one's side; (at) one's hand; place under the protection (of one's parents, etc.); (under) the care (of); territory of a powerful person
to pass (e.g. car); to overtake; to surpass; to outstrip; to get ahead of
new book; new publication
treasury; treasure house; storehouse; treasure trove; rich source (of)
restlessly; in continuous motion
stacking flat and face up (magazines, books, etc.)
to find a clear solution; to come to a clean decision; to give a clear explanation; to divide exactly (without remainder); to divide evenly
to volunteer; to undertake a challenge
to get used to; to become accustomed to; to be at home (on the stage)