Days of the Week

Youbi - Day of the week
Nichiyoubi - Sunday
Getsuyoubi - Monday
Kayoubi - Tuesday
Suiyoubi - Wednesday
Mokuyoubi - Thursday
Kinyoubi - Friday
Doyoubi - Saturday

Japanese Word List - A

Aishiteru: I love you
Akai: Red
Akuryou: Evil Spirit
Ame: Rain
Anime: Animation
Aoi: Blue
Atarashii: New
Arigato: Thank you
Arigato Gozaimasu: Thank you very much
Ashita: Tomorrow
Atarashii: New
Akuma: The devil
Anáta mo: You too

Acorn: Donguri
Add: Tasu
Afraid: kowai
Airplane: Hikooki
Alley: Roji
Alligator: Arigeta, wani
Alphabet: Arufabetto
Ambulance: Kyukyusha
Anchor: iKari
Angelfish: Enzerufisshu
Angle: Kakudo
Angry: Okotte iri
Animals: Doubutsu
Ankle: Ashikubi
Ant: Ari
Antarctica: Nankyoku tairiku
Antelope: Kamoshika
Ape: Saru
Apple: Ringo
Apron: Epuro
Aquarium: Suizokan
Arch: Aachi
Archer: Shasyu
Arm: Ude
Armchair: Hijikake isu
Arrow: Ya
Artichoke: Aatichooku
Artist: Gaka
Asia: Ajia
Asleep: Nemuru
Asteroid: Showakusei
Astronaut: Uchuu hikooshi
Athlete: Supotsuman
Atom: Genshi
Aunt: Oba
Australia: Osutoraria
Automobile: Kuruma, jidoosha
Avocado: Abokado
Ax: Ono

Awesome New Year and Christmas

Haiii have a good one everyone hehehe, here are some kawaii girls to celebrate hehehe

Panchira

Panchira (パンチラ, Panchira) means upskirt (showing your panties) in Japan. The word is a portmanteau of "panty" (パンティー, pantī) and chira, the Japanese sound symbolism representing a glance or glimpse.

Panchira is an expression used by Japanese women to warn each other that their underwear is visible; the term carries risque connotations similar to the phrase "your slip is showing" or 'XYZ!' (Examine your zipper) to a guy whose fly was down in English usage or japanese kids would yell 'Panchira!' to make fun of her.

In anime and manga, panchira refers to a panty-shot or upskirt take. It has been used extensively by Japanese artists and animators since the early sixties. panchira is linked with the lewd humor that would, in time, become a staple of Japanese animation and entertainment in general. 

In the present day, panchira pervades almost every known anime genre, making it - arguably - one of the defining characteristics of the artform. It is particularly prevalent in so-called harem anime, adult romances and hentai.

In japanese AV its mostly the same thing, paying girls to show their panties, but well it also derives into some other forms of peeping tom like kamikaze panchira (asking girls on the street to show their panties) or sharking (pulling down panties on girls on the street by surprise) ^~^

Why the reason for all this panchira talk? well i just relaunched panchira hentai forum ... just a couple of days ago heheeh ^_^

Here are some cute examples

Sada Abe 阿部定

Few women could erotically asphyxiate their lover, remove his genitals with a household tool, walk “beaming with happiness” through the streets of Tokyo clutching said cock’n'balls in hand and still garner the sympathy of her compatriots. Yet that’s exactly what Sada Abe (阿部定) managed on May 18th 1936 becoming infamous in Japan. Although convicted, Abe was later pardoned during the celebrations marking the anniversary of Emperor Jimmu’s ascension to the throne. The story became a national sensation in Japan, acquiring mythic overtones, and has since been interpreted by artists, philosophers, novelists and filmmakers. Last seen playing herself in erotically charged bio-pics. The phrase “only in Japan” was coined for occasions such as this ^_^'

Animal Names in Japanese Romaji

Kuma - Bear
Shika - Deer
Saru - Monkey
Tori - Bird
Tora - Tiger
Ookami - Wolf
Neko - Cat
Inu - Dog
Ahiru - Duck
Usagi - Bunny
Kitsune - Fox
Uma - Horse

Banzai 万歳

Banzai literally means "Ten thousand years", It is written with the combination of the kanji characters for "ten thousand"（万) and "age"（歳), It means Hurrah, Long Life, Cheers.

Originated in ancient China as an expression used to wish long life to the Emperor, and is typically translated as "long live" in English. The Chinese term was introduced to Japan as banzei (Kana: ばんぜい) in the 8th century, and was used to express respect for the emperor in much the same manner as its Chinese cognate.

It is usually repeated three times to express enthusiasm, with arms stretched out above their heads to celebrate a victory, applause and favor on happy occasion. It is commonly done together with the large group of people, a kind of traditional Japanese form of applause.

During World War II, banzai served as a battle cry of sorts for Japanese soldiers, where japanese soldiers or pilots would shout "Tennouheika Banzai!"(天皇陛下万歳!) while making suicide charges against other soldiers or making ramming missions against enemy ships (in that context what they meant was "Long live the Emperor" or "Salute the Emperor"), as a result the term "banzai charge" (or alternatively "banzai attack") gained common currency among English-speaking soldiers and remains the most widely understood context of the term in the west to this day.

Chibi ちび

Chibi is Japanese for "short person", "small child", "little" or "young". It is described as a "chibi" a style of drawing anime characters, chibi is widely use and has gained notoriety amongst fans of manga and anime. A chibi character will be highly deformed with baby like features, smaller, chubbier bodies, larger eyes and head, and shorter arms and legs. This is done so they are more kawaii (cuter) and endearing. A Chibi can be used in a variety of ways as a character itself or as a more stylized version of a character, to for example convey stronger emotions, also as self-parody of normal sized characters. CB is an acronym for Child Body, and is a prefix indicating a chibi style. Its also the meaning is of someone or some animal that is small. It can be translated as "little," but is not used the same way as chiisana (tiny, small, little in Japanese).

How to make a chibi video (>_<)


Here are some examples of chibi ^^