is Usagi a common name in japan?
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No, I've never heard of an actual person named Usagi at birth. O.O
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http://www.takase.com/Names/JapaneseWordListB.htm\n\nScroll down on this list until you find brothers... They're small, but I hope this helps you.
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I do not think there is a city in Japan by that name.\n\nAre you refering to Hakodate?\n\nSee below for complete list of cities in Japan
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Japan. It pretty much means - Hello?
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Hiya,\nAlthough Japanese is based on Chinese characters, they are read differently. Some are similar but some are different.\nThe character for big sister in Japanese is 姉 and the character for little sister in Japanese 妹 so it looks like it's similar to Chinese. But putting them together, side by side is not going to make a word. I mean, it won't mean anything because there is no word with those characters. Maybe you should put the kanji for siblings 兄弟 (which was originally meant for "brothers") but now encompasses all - brother, sisters, or brothers & sisters. That kanji is called Kyoudai. \nHope it helps. \n:)
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It could easily be someone's name, and it IS the name of various Japanese people, but the meaning would depend on the kanji.\n'Wa' alone could be peace 和 - loop 環 (or 輪) \n'Shi' alone could be four 四 - order/sequence 次 - teacher 師-  calling card 刺 - extravagance 侈 - poem 詩 - death 死  - city 市 \n'Da' alone could be exorcism 儺 - arrest 拿 - exchange 兌\n'Washi' could be Eagle 鷲 or a type of Japanese paper 和紙\n'Shida' could be fern 歯朶 (or 羊歯)\n\nOf course, if you spelled it wrong it could be watashi = me/I.\nOr waseda = waseda university.\n\nWhen my Japanese husband gets back from work I'll ask him to see if he has any other suggestions! But it would help if you could tell us all WHERE you found the word, and if possible paste the original onto your question!?!
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The name "Sudoku" is the Japanese abbreviation of a longer phrase, "Suuji wa dokushin ni kagiru (数字は独身に限る)," meaning "the digits must remain single"; it is a trademark of puzzle publisher Nikoli Co. Ltd in Japan. Other Japanese publishers refer to the puzzle as Number Place, the original U.S. title, or as "Nanpure" for short. Some non-Japanese publishers spell the title as "Su Doku".
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Japanese Ant\n\nhttp://ant.edb.miyakyo-u.ac.jp/E/Taxo/F81104.html
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The zigzags really form a family of related kinds of ritual symbols I have found indications that usage and names differ in different parts of Japan.. The main ones have the names "O-shide", Go-hei, and "Harai gushi".\n\nhttp://www.britishorigami.info/academic/lister/shinto.htm this site has info all about them!
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English Name: Yugi Moto\nJapanese Name: Yuugi Mutou\nAlternate Personality: Yami Yugi\nMillennium Item: Millennium Puzzle and later is given the Necklace\nAge: 14 - 16\nHair: Violet, Black, and Blond \nEyes: Violet \nBirthday: June 4\nZodiac Sign: Gemini\nHeight: 5'0"\nWeight: 93lb\nBlood Type: AB\nFavorite Food: Hamburgers\nFavorite Cards: Dark Magician/Dark Magician Girl\nFamily: Solomon Moto (Grandfather)\nWorst Fear: Losing or something happening to the people he cares about. \nDescription:\nYugi has been a good duelist since the beginning of the show, but I'm not sure how good since he has only dueled by himself once or twice.\n\n\nYugi is smart, kind and stands by his friends no matter what. He likes to play games and is good at solving puzzles.\n\n\nYugi had a pretty normal life besides getting picked on by bullies (but don't we all) which  included Joey and Tristan, but they later become his friends (before which the only friend he had was Tea). But then he solved an ancient Egyptian puzzle (Millennium Puzzle) that his grandfather gave to him. That is how he ended up sharing his mind and sometimes his body with Yami Yugi. Yugi has a crush on Tea.
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Japan is an archipelago, or a group of islands, about 100 miles east of theAsian mainland. The ancient Japanese knew about China and Korea, but they did not know of any land east of their islands. They believed theirs was the first land awakened by the rising sun. The Japanese call their land Nippon, meaning "Land of the Rising Sun." The Europeans learned of Japan from the Chinese, who mispronounced the name as Zipango. That word eventually evolved into Japan. \n\n     Japan consists of thousands of islands, many of which are too small for people to live. Most people live on four islands: Honshu is the largest, and and most populated island. Shikoku and Kyushu are smaller islands south of Honshu, and Hokkaido is north of Honshu. Japan is smaller than California, but because of the shape of the nation, it experiences almost as many climates as the United States. In fact, the northernmost part of Hokkaido is at the same latitude as Montreal, while the southernmost tip of Kyushu is parallel to Pensacola, Florida.
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tsuru is a crane.\nsagi is a heron.\n\ntsuru is bigger than sagi.
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http://japanese.about.com
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The Japanese writing system is used in Japan - Kanji, Hiragana, and Katakana. Normal Japanese sentences are written with kanji as the base, and hiragana tends to be used for verb endings and particles. Katakana is used both as italics and for foreign words.
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Its called a gi or do gi . pronounced GEE or DOE GEE
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Kiki,Special Kiki,Kiwi,Q,Queen,Key,K,and Yuna(I dunno where that one came from)
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onikisu, onikkisu, or shimamenou.  I think onikisu may be the most common (and it's the japanese pronunciation of the english word "onyx").