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modern kana orthography (1946 reform, amended 1986), new kana orthography
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現代仮名遣【げんだいかなづかい】
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noun
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modern language, contemporary language, living language
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modern Japanese, Japanese as spoken since the Meiji period or alternatively, since the end of World War II
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modern translation, translation into modern language (of a classical text, e.g. The Tale of Genji)
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contemporary art museum, museum of contemporary art
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word of recent origin, neologism, recent word, modern term
See also:新語
noun, no-adjective, auxillary suru verb
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hiring locally, locally-hire, local employee, employment of local staff
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field survey, field work (research), on-the-spot investigation
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local procurement, local content, sourcing locally
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noun, auxillary suru verb
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Thunberg's geranium (Geranium thunbergii)(usually kana)
Other readings:
げんのしょうこ《験の証拠》
、ゲンノショウコ
noun, no-adjective
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bottom-up approach to management, on-the-spot decision-making, hands-on approach (policy, etc.)
noun, auxillary suru verb
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arrival on scene, arrival on location
expression, Ichidan verb
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to catch in the act (of)
See also:現場 (げんば)
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現場をおさえる【げんばをおさえる】
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code element, code value, coded representation(computer term)
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yellow sand phenomenon (dust carried on high winds from China)
See also:黄砂
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manifestation of a Buddha (or bodhisattva, etc.) in the form of a Shinto kami
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style of Shinto architecture in which the main hall and worship hall share one roof, and are connected via an intermediate passageway
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権現造【ごんげんづくり】
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seatbelt submarining (sliding under a seatbelt during a collision), seat belt submarining
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word, phrase, or image that is perceived as showing or suggesting discrimination or prejudice against a person or group of people
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three public corporations (Japan National Railways, Japan Monopoly Corporation, and Nippon Telegraph and Telephone) and five government enterprises (postal services, mintage, printing, management of state-owned forests/fields, and monopolization of alcohol)