>ToC< ►~ Greetings/ToC ►~ Rules ►~ Chiyoko ►~ Territory ►~ Ranks ►~ How to Join ►~ Followers ►~ Blessings ►~ Her Mate ►~ Her Children ►~ Demi-god/desses ►~ Spirit Kits ►~ Allies/Enemies ►~ Interactions (Roleplay) ►~ Reserved
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>Come little children,
The times come to play,
Here in my garden of shadows.<
Posted: Sat Feb 08, 2014 9:32 pm
>Come little children,
I'll take thee away,
Into a land of enchantment,<
>Rules<
►~ First rule, always have fun. ►~ No godmoding. If it feels over powered, it probably is. Don't take control of something that's not yours. Or be sure to ask if it's alright to perform a certain type of prank that might cause harm to another Pockettu. ►~ Have a sense of humor. ►~ Chiyoko loves pranks, but no way will she find pranks that causes serious harm or trauma funny. Be prepared for the consequences if you do. ►~ The goddess will not tolerate anyone who plays pranks to purposely cause chaos, fights or wars.
>More to come when needed<
>Come little children,
The times come to play,
Here in my garden of shadows.<
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Posted: Sat Feb 08, 2014 9:44 pm
>Come little children,
I'll take thee away,
Into a land of enchantment,<
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Chiyoko slowly walks up, paper umbrella draped over her shoulder, twirling lightly. Stopping, she gives a courteous bow, wispy tails swaying softly behind her. Smiling gently, she lowered herself to sit onto her knees, placing the umbrella down in front of her and slipping her hands into her sleeves. "Konnichiwa, ogenki desu ka? Oh, I am sorry, what I had meant to say was... Hello, how are you? I guess you wish to know more about me?"
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Chiyoko is the oldest deity, not in the sense of how long she has been around, but in the sense of age. She is wise and proud, but has a mysterious, mythical air about her. She is a regal lady with a noble demeanor, with a high sense of honor and respect.
Although she is a neutral goddess, and doesn't truly pick an alignment, she is usually rather sweet and generous. She is loving, patient and loyal to those who gets close to her. On the other hand, she can be rather spiteful, snarky, and well, a b***h, when she is upset, insulted or disrespected, even when someone she cares for is insulted or disrespected. She does not tolerate rudeness or any form of disrespect and will not hesitate to put one in their place for doing so.
Chiyoko has another side to her that some like, others do not. This side is a mischievous side. She loves playing harmless tricks and pranks on others, mostly for the sheer amusement of it. Her tricks will almost never harm anyone unless she wishes it so, usually this unfortunate fate is reserved to those who have said or done something to deserve it. Because of her pranks, many find her untrustworthy, but she is not phased by it. If they do not have a sense of humor, she will not worry herself over it and let them believe what they wish of her.
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Likes: Playing tricks, children, snuggling, playing kitsune-ken, aburage (fried sliced tofu), azukimeshi, rice, sweet red beans, and Inari-zushi (Type of sushi named for Inari that consists of rice-filled pouches of fried tofu) Dislikes: Rudeness, disrespect, brats or spoiled children, dogs Powers: Enhance agility, empathy, shape-shifting, will o'wisps, creating illusions. What she blesses: Tails (if none are present) or extra tails, ears, will o'wisps, random colors/edits (small).
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>Come little children,
The times come to play,
Here in my garden of shadows.<
Posted: Sat Feb 08, 2014 9:51 pm
>Come little children,
I'll take thee away,
Into a land of enchantment,<
>Territory<
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Chiyoko's shrine takes its residency on the top of a forest covered mountain in the Pockettu Realm. Quiet and serene, the ancient trees provide a peaceful respite for creatures, spirits, youkai (demons), and travelers alike. On this mountain side, there is an old dirt trail and when the incline gets too steep, stairs start to weave and guide through the trees, up to where the shrine is located. Many places to rest litter the trail and stairs since it is a long trek up.
Upon finally reaching the peak, one would see a large, bright orange torii of the shrine's gateway. At their base, stone statues, the shape of foxes with many tails. Stepping past the shinto gate, one would walk down the omote-sando and gaze out into a vast courtyard dotted with statues, buildings and bonzai plants around it. Off to one's left is a small pagoda housing the chozuya fountain, where one can wash their face and hands, and a bit further down, on each side of the omote-sando, are stone lanturns called toro. The omote-sando diverges into many different paths that lead to different destinations. Following the left sando, one would eventually find themselves at a zen garden. Following the right sando will eventually lead to a small dojo and a few barracks, just a little beyond that are the setsumatsushas dedicated to her demi-gods and goddesses. Along the way, one would also come across the ema, shamusho, follower's houses as well as the kagura-den.
If one were to continue down the omote-sando, they will come to the haiden, the main place of worship, which is protected by more of the fox statues that were seen at the torii. The building is large and intricate and ornately designed. It is here where worship happens, where announcements are made, general meetings occur, as well as where one would request to join the shrine, among other uses. Behind the haiden, connecting to a shrine further behind it is the heiden, a hall of offerings, where gifts and such are given and placed.
The shrine in which the heiden connects the haiden to is the honden. It is here where Chiyoko, herself, resides. This is where she has her own respite, meditate, sleep and many other personal duties. The honden is generally off-limits to most of her followers with exception to a few, when permission is given, or when something important comes up.
Chiyoko's shrine in whole is well-kept and a peaceful place for anyone to visit.
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>Come little children,
The times come to play,
Here in my garden of shadows.<
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Posted: Sat Feb 08, 2014 9:59 pm
>Come little children,
I'll take thee away,
Into a land of enchantment,<
>Ranks<
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Within the shrine and those who inhabit it, there are ranks and positions within those ranks. In Chiyoko's shrine, there are six ranks in total, titled by tail numbers.
Note: The number of tails mentioned in the ranks, by no means, are a requirement number of tails a follower must have to be a part of said rank or position. A follower can have one or no tails and still fall into a position under the Five-tail rank
Six-tails: This is the highest rank possible and is reserved to a select few.
Mate- This position is pretty self-explanatory. Chiyoko's mate is automatically second in command. They should be respected as one would respect Chiyoko. Followers can come to him for direction if Chiyoko is occupied with other things.
Chiyoko's Children- Any children of Chiyoko and her mate are next in command after herself and her mate.
Demi-God/desses- Fourth in command are the Demi-gods and Demi-goddesses. They do not have as much say as Chiyoko's mate or children, but still can give orders and be sought out in the place of Chiyoko.
Children of Demi-god/desses- Lastly are the children of the Demi-god/desses. They rank close to their parents, being just a little lower, but just as important.
Five-tails: This is the second highest rank, and the highest that general followers can usually reach.
Commanders- This is the highest rank that Warriors can attain with enough training and proving of oneself. Commanders usually lead up to three troops, each with two Generals and ten Warriors.
Monks- Monks are the spiritual mediators of the shrine. They are one of the few allowed in the honden. They pray to Chiyoko for those who are too shy to ask for the goddess themselves, as well as divulge messages, words of hope and other things of the sort to the other followers when Chiyoko or Six-tail members cannot do it.
Peacekeepers- Just like their name implies, they are around to maintain order within the shrine. If there are problems among the followers, these Pockettu are where they should be taken to. It is only when the Peacekeeper cannot quell the problem, that it should be taken to someone higher rank or Chiyoko.
Four-Tails: This rank lies comfortably in-between the higher ranks and the lower ranks.
Generals- This is the next position a Warrior can achieve if they prove their merit. They usually answer to one Commander, but will have up to ten Warriors under their duties to delegate and train. Note: Other Pockettu other than the Blessed Generals are allowed to take this position
Healers- The title is self-explanatory of what this rank is and does. They are followers with the gift to heal, whether by first aid or by natural gifts and powers. These also include what those would call doctors and nurses for when others got/get sick.
Guards- This rank is given to the followers, usually previous or current Warriors, who decide to take on the defensive rather than the offensive. It is these followers that patrol the borders of the territory and defend against hostile intruders. The Guards co-operate with the Scouts, Warriors, Generals, and Commanders. Among the Guards can also be troops that consist of their own Commanders, Generals and Warriors specially suited for defense.
Three-Tails: Another rank that lies in-between the highest and lowest ranks.
Warriors- Warriors are followers who enroll themselves to fight. They can be used to guard the shrine, fight for the shrine and so on. If a Warrior proves themselves devout, strong and loyal, they may be promoted to General and, possibly, eventually Commander.
Scout- A Scout is one who patrols the boundaries of the shrine, on the look out for visitors, those who are lost, and hostile intruders, among other things. When any of these are spotted, they report it to the appropriate position such as Spirit Kits, Guides, Generals, Commanders or Chiyoko herself.
Spirit Kits- Spirit Kits are Chiyoko's special creation, made to be companions when one is lonely, a playmate when one wants to play, to be there when one is sad and so on. If a Spirit Kit wishes, they can enlist themselves in a higher or lower rank if they are eligible, but will still be seen as Three-tailed.
Two-tails: This is the second lowest rank that followers can be grouped in.
Guides- Guides are followers who go out and patrol the mountain and forest for lost souls, spirits and Pockettu to lead them to safety, whether that is back to where they came, to a trail, or to the shrine. Guides must know their way around the mountain and forest and must have the durability to scale the mountain to and fro.
Messengers- The follower(s) that choose to convey letters and so on to and from others are Chiyoko's messengers. Like Guides, they must have the knowledge of their surroundings as well as the durability. If it is dangerous, or if the messenger wishes, they may be escorted by a Warrior.
Scribes- Scribes are followers who record a variety of things, from messages from Chiyoko, historical writings, treaties, new typological discoveries, and so on.
One-tail: This is the lowest and most general rank followers are a part of. This is where most start out as.
Kits- Kits refers to the basic followers that either choose or do not qualify to be any other position. This does not make them any less important to Chiyoko though.
Errand runners- Just as the name implies, errand runners are followers that go out for supplies or any other needs that other positions or Chiyoko might need.
Shrine keepers- Shrine keepers are followers who provide maintenance and upkeep to the shrine, keeping it looking its best and clean.
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>Come little children,
The times come to play,
Here in my garden of shadows.<
Posted: Sat Feb 08, 2014 10:01 pm
>Come little children,
I'll take thee away,
Into a land of enchantment,<
>How to join<
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After learning about the Goddess and the positions in the shrine, one wishes to know how to become a part of the shrine. Well, this is how. First of all, being the Goddess of Kitsunes, of course she'll accept kitsunes and foxes, but other than those, these are they types of Pockettu she will accept: •Wolves •Coyotes •Spirits •Demons •Regular Pockettu •Rarely, she will accept dogs
Next thing one needs to know is that Chiyoko is a neutral Goddess. Shei is neither good or evil, joins no side, nor show bias to anyone. Pranks and tricks can be played on both, the good and the bad. Now, she would prefer those who are equally unbiased, but that does not mean she will not accept an evil or good Pockettu, just as long as they are not purely good or purely evil and do not cause chaos among the ranks with their beliefs and morals.
Though rare, there is a chance she will decline a request.
Here is what you post to ask to join:
[color=orangered][b]Spirits, Guide me[/b][/color] [size=10][b]Username:[/b] [b]Pockettu:[/b] (Link to Pockettu) [b]Position wanted:[/b] (Cannot ask for Mate. Commanders and Generals are okay with good reason) [b]Reason for wanting to join:[/b] (Don't just put the Pockettu's personality, actually put why they would want to join) [b]Do they have a sense of humor:[/b] (You will not get rejected for putting no, Chiyoko's just curious)[/size]
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>Come little children,
The times come to play,
Here in my garden of shadows.<
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Posted: Sat Feb 08, 2014 10:04 pm
>Come little children,
I'll take thee away,
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>Followers<
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Here are the Kits that were accepted into the shrine and now reside within its boundaries.
In the midst of the shrine, there is a small post with a board. On this board, a note is tied, where it is written:
"Welcome to the Ema, or prayer-bearer. Here is where ones blessings or curses are requested.
What one needs to know before posting a request: -This is not where one requests a breeding with the Goddess or to be her mate. -Be aware of the breeding rules. (Rules can be found on another note). -Because one applies, does not mean it will be accepted."
Beside the first note, hangs another that reads:
"Breeding rules Chiyoko does not hinder love, nor does she look down on those who do not wish to settle. She neither cares of the gender her followers wish to be with. With that aside, there are still some things to abide by. Firstly, there will be no breedings with Cursed what so ever. If it is discovered that a breeding has occurred, the Pockettu that took part of the breeding will immediately be ejected from the shrine. Next, there will be no breedings with followers of God/desses on the disapproved list (see below), without legitimate reasoning. First time offenses will garner a warning, but multiple occurrences will result in expulsion from the shrine.
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Approved and disapproved Gods and Goddesses Approved: ►Venezia- A newly made ally. Time will develop this more, but Chiyoko's followers are free to breed with the Carnival god's followers if they so wish.
Disapproved: ►Tyche- While the Goddess is not personally against the God, it just seems that the God does not care for his followers to associate with her or her followers and just thought it would be wise to appease to the God's wishes than to cause trouble between the two of them.
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[color=red][b]Please, hear our prayers[/b][/color] [size=10][b]Pockettu asking:[/b] (Link to Pockettu) [b]What is being asked for:[/b] Cursing/Blessing [b]If a blessing, who is the partner:[/b] (Link) [b]If a cursing, who is receiving it:[/b] (Link) [b]Your request:[/b][/size]
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>Come little children,
The times come to play,
Here in my garden of shadows.<
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Posted: Sat Feb 08, 2014 10:09 pm
>Come little children,
I'll take thee away,
Into a land of enchantment,<
>Her Mate<
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Although a trickster at heart, the one thing her heart won't trick is love. She will give out many blessings, but breeding with her requires a special Pockettu to capture her heart and to call her own.
Here is his own special shrine, dedicated to him.
>No one yet<
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Do you think you can be Chiyoko's mate? The apply here and try your luck.
Specifications and Rules 1. Chiyoko is a neutral goddess and while she will accept a mate that leans a little more good or evil, she will not tolerate them trying to sway her one way or the other. 2. The courter must be male, she is straight. 3. The courter does not have to be from her shrine. She will accept anyone who applies within reason. 4. The courter does not have to be another deity. They can also be a Demi-god, Blessed General, Limited (depending), or even a regular Pockettu. 5. They must be dedicated to wooing only her once the application is accepted. Chiyoko will not tolerate the wooing of others while one is trying to garner her affections. 6. Once successful in becoming Chiyoko's mate, they will have to be fiercely loyal to her and their children. The followers in the shrine should be second priority unless something important is at hand.
Read the specifications? Do you feel that you could qualify? If you feel you are ready, fill out the form below and post it when applications say they are open. If you are lucky and persistent, you will be chosen and eventually take part in a kitsune no yomeiri or a kitsune's wedding during a sunshower, where rain falls on a clear day.
Applications >Open<
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[color=indigo][b]Am I Worthy?[/b][/color] [size=10][b]Pockettu trying to woo her:[/b] (Link) [b]Follower of:[/b] (If one) [b]A little about the Pockettu:[/b] [b]Reason for trying to woo Chiyoko:[/b] [b]Do you promise to be loyal?:[/b][/size]
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>Come little children,
The times come to play,
Here in my garden of shadows.<
Posted: Sat Feb 08, 2014 10:13 pm
>Come little children,
I'll take thee away,
Into a land of enchantment,<
>Her Children<
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Next to her mate, her children are her most precious posessions.
Her children >None yet<
Note to those who try or wish to court her children, she is rather protective.
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>Come little children,
The times come to play,
Here in my garden of shadows.<
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Posted: Sat Feb 08, 2014 10:15 pm
>Come little children,
I'll take thee away,
Into a land of enchantment,<
>Setsumatsusha (Demi-god/desses)<
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Off to the left of the honden (main shrine), are a collection of smaller shrines called setsumatsushas. Here is where the Demi-gods and Demi-goddesses reside and are worshipped.
♦Name: Yaozu ♦Demi-god of: Nekomata
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>Come little children,
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Here in my garden of shadows.<
Posted: Sat Feb 08, 2014 10:19 pm
>Come little children,
I'll take thee away,
Into a land of enchantment,<
>Spirit Kits<
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Spirit kits are the fox limiteds, personally created by Chiyoko to provide aid, guide the lost, provide wisdom, as well as be exuberant playmates, as well as accomplices in planned tricks and pranks.
As Chiyoko meets new Pockettu and deities, more relationships will be made and/or broken. Here is where these friendships and fall outs will be recorded.
Allies ♦Venezia- It is a new allegiance but an allegiance none the less.
Enemies >None at the moment<
Please be sure to keep an eye on this, as things can change.
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>Come little children,
The times come to play,
Here in my garden of shadows.<
Posted: Sat Feb 08, 2014 10:29 pm
>Come little children,
I'll take thee away,
Into a land of enchantment,<
>Interactions (Roleplays)<
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Here is where the logs of her meetings with others will be recorded and stored.
>None at the moment<
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>Come little children,
The times come to play,
Here in my garden of shadows.<
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Posted: Sat Feb 08, 2014 10:32 pm
>Come little children,
I'll take thee away,
Into a land of enchantment,<
>Heiden (Offerings)<
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In between the haiden and honden is the heiden, the hall of offerings. Here is where you bring your gifts to Chiyoko and place them. The gift can be anything you feel is worthy for her.
Gifts brought so far >Chiyoko trying to teach Yohbi to meditate - by Alamoraine<
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>Glossary<
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Chiyoko has a wide vocabulary in a different language and it must be truly confusing. Here is the list of words you might hear that you can turn to for reference.
Zenko = Good foxes, sometimes called Inari foxes Yako = Mischievous or malicious foxes, sometimes called nogikitsune. Kyubi no kitsune = Nine-tailed kitsune Hoshi no tama = Star balls. Magical pearls that can hold a portion of the kitsune's powers or soul. Kitsunebi = Will o'wisp Kitsune-ken = Fox fist, a game that plays like rock, paper, scissors. Kitsune no yomeiri = Kitsune's wedding Torii = Shinto gate Omote-sando = Main road approaching the shrine. Sando = A road approaching the shrine Chozuya = Fountain to cleanse one's hands and face. Toro = Decorative stone lanturns Kagura-den = Building dedicated to the sacred kagura dance Kagura dance = A specific type of Shinto theatrical dance Shamusho = The shrine's administrative office Ema = Wooden plaques bearing prayers or wishes. Setsumatsusha = Small shrines dedicated to other deities. Honden = Main shrine housing Chiyoko Haiden = The hall of worship Heiden = Part of the shrine used to house offerings. Akai = Red Shiroi = White Aoi = Blue Kuroi = Black Murasaki = Purple Midori = Green Haiiro = Gray Kiiroi = Yellow Momoiro = Pink Chairoi = Brown Ohayo Gozaimus = Good morning (Polite) Ohaiyo = Good morning (Impolite when talking to others that aren't friends) Konnichiwa = A basic hello Konbawa = Good evening Sayonara = Good bye Ja mata ne = See ya (Polite) Ja ne = See ya (Impolite when talking to others that aren't friends) Oya sumi nasai = Good night Eh, so des = That's right Gomen nasai = Very sorry Gomen = Sorry Arigato = Thank you. Arigato Gozaimas = Thank you very much (Polite) Choto mate = Wait for a moment (Polite) Mate = Wait (Impolite) Sumimasen = Excuse me Hai = Yes Iie = No Doo itashimashite = Nice to meet you Hajimemashite = You're welcome (Name)-san = Mr. Ms. Mrs (Example: Acy-san) (Name)-sama = Queen/King/Princess/Prince (Example: Vegeta-sama) Sensei = Teacher, Professor (Name)-kun = Male friend (Example: Akki-kun) (Name)-chan = Female friend (Example: Natty-chan) Utomodachi = Best friend Youkai = Demon Oni = Demon Kozo = brat Hon = Book Mado = Window Gakoo = School Byooin = Hospital Kutsu = Shoes Kutsu-shita = Socks Isu = Chair Enpitsu = Pencil Pen = Pen Mitsu = Water Uchi = Home Kaisha = Office Neko = Cat Inu = Dog Usagi = Bunny/rabbit Eki = Station Youma = Monster Ginzuishou = Silver crystal Gohan = Meal, rice Atarashii = New Furui = Old Takai = High Hikui = Low Mijikai = Short Hayai = Fast Osoi = Slow Amai = Sweet Atsui = Hot, spicy Kawaii = Cute Kimui = Beautiful Bishoujo = Pretty girl Bishonen = Pretty boy Shoujo = Girl Shonen = Boy Oosai = Big Chiisai = Small Juubun = Enough Sukoshi Dake = A little bit Oosugimasu = Too much/many Motto = More Samui = Cold Atsui = Hot Muzukashii = Difficult Yasashii = Easy Takai = Expensive Yasui= Cheap Ii = Good Warui = Bad Mazui = Horrible Omoshiroi = Interesting Sugoi = Amazing, cool Abunai = Dangerous, risky Shinu = Die Yurushite = Forgive Hayaka = Hurry Henshin yo = Transform Tora = Tiger Ookami = Wolf Tsumaranai = Boring Tsuyoi = Strong Yotai = Weak Akarui = Bright Kurai = Dark Wakai = Young Hidoi = Awful Nichiyoobi = Sunday Getsuyoobi = Monday Kayoobi = Tuesday Suiyoobi = Wednesday Mokuyoobi = Thursday Kinyoobi = Friday Doyoobi = Saturday Ichi-Gatsu = January Ni-Gatsu = February San-Gatsu = March Shi-Gatsu = April Go-Gatsu = May Roku-Gatsu = June Shichi-Gatsu = July Hachi-Gatsu = August Ku-Gatsu = September Juu-Gatsu = October Juuichi-Gatsu = November Juuni-Gatsu = December Kinoo = Yesterday Yuube = Last night Senshuu = Last week Kyonen = Last year Kyoo = Today Kesa = This morning Kon'ya = Tonight Konshuu = This week Kotoshi = This year Ima = Now Ashita = Tomorrow Raishu = Next week Rainen = Next year Ashita no asa = Tomorrow morning Ashita no gogo = Tomorrow afternoon Ashita no yoru = Tomorrow evening Hinode = Sunrise Hinoiri = Sunset Hiru = Noon Yoru = Night Asa = Morning Mayonaka = Midnight Shin'ya = Midnight Ue = Top, above Shita = Bottom, underneath Naka = Middle, inside Mae = Front, before Ushiro = Back, behind Tonari = Next to, beside Soba = Near, close Yoko = Side, beside Nani = What Dooshite = Why Doko = Where Kara = Because (Example: Kawaii kara des = Because I'm cute) Dare = Who Itsu = When Demo = But Watashi = I, me Watashitachi = We, us Note: The following words are harsher than it may seem in English Baka = Idiot, fool Aho = Idiot, fool Oushikuso = Bullshit Unchi = s**t Kuso = s**t Shimata = Damn it Temee = ******** = ******** you Onore = b*****d Subeta = b***h Ketsunoana = a** Naniwoiutennen = What the hell are you saying? Echi = Pervert Hentai = Pervert Eirian mitain na kao shiyagatte, muko eike = Back off you freak Chikushoo = Goddamn it Chikushoume = Son of a b***h Jugoku = Hell Jigoku ni ochiru = Go to hell Note: End of bad words Yasai = Vegetables Mame = Beans Burokkori = Broccoli Ninjin = Carrot Serori = Celery Toomorokoshi = Corn Gauriin Piisu = Green Peas Retasu = Lettuce Kinoku = Mushroom Tamanegi = Onion Jagiamo = Potato Nori = Seaweed Hoorenso = Spinach Tomato = Tomato Ringo = Apple Banana = Banana Budoo = Grape Orenji = Orange Nashi = Pear Painappuru = Pineapple Toogarashi = Chilli Shooga = Ginger Ninniku = Garlic Kechappu = Ketchup Mayonezu = Mayonnaise Karashi = Mustard Abura = Oil Koshoo = Pepper Shio = Salt Soosu = Sauce Shooyu = Soy sauce Satoo = Sugar Su = Vinegar Koocha = Tea Kooshi = Coffee Remonedo = Lemonade Orenji Juusu = Orange Juice Mizu = Water (cold) Sayu = Bottled water Biiru = Beer Wain = Wine Cora = Cola Sake = Alcoholic rice drink Pan = Bread Bata = Butter Chiizu = Cheese Chokoreeto = Chocolate Tamago = Egg Komugiko = Flour Hachimitsu = Honey Jamu = Jam Gyuunyuu = Milk Miruku = Milk Yooguruto = Yogurt Niku = Meat Hamu = Ham Guyuu-Niku = Beef Bifu = Beef Buta-Niku = Pork Pooku = Pork Tori-Niku = Chicken Chikin = Chicken Sakana = Fish Sake = Salmon Ebi = Shrimp Kani = Crab Hamaguri = Clams Maguro = Tuna Uni = Sea Urchin Unagi = Eel Chooshoku or Asa-Gohan = Breakfast Chuushoku or Hiru-Gohan = Lunch Yuushoku or Ban-Gohan = Dinner Yashoku = Supper Enkai = Banquet Paatii = Party Otearai = Bathroom Benki = Toilet Nagashi = Sink Shinshitsu = Bedroom Shindai = Bed Daidokoro = Kitchen Yuka = Floor Tsuku = Desk Teeburu = Table To = Door Oshiire = Closet Tansu = Cabinet Kabe = Wall Ima = Living room Akari = Lamp Hikari = Light Tokei = Clock Otaku = Crazed fan Ai = Love Aishiteru = I love you Koi = Lover Okake = Crazy about an idol Otoosan = Father Okaasan = Mother Oniisan = Brother Oneesan = Sister Imooto = Little Sister Otooto = Little Brother Oba = Aunt Oji = Uncle Obasan = Grandmother Ojiisan = Grandfather
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