The source of the river we went rafting in was a thousand {セン} springs. It was recommended on Bob Izumi's {いずみ} Real Fishing show.

Etymology:
Originally depicted seeping out of a in a — a spring, with the water stream later becoming and the cracked wall turning into .

Mnemonics:
• A spring is a source of pure /-> white 白/ water 水. SENsational {せん}! ИЗУМИтельно {いずみ}!
• {いずみ}「IZUMI 泉」is a kanji with a water radical, and so IS「UMI 海」!

/Sorry about the Russian mix-in, it’s easier for me to find associations there sometimes/

The /みず→み that boils 煎/せん out 出ず/いず from the spring いずみ is frothy . Sometimes used as an alternate spelling for coin 銭/セン, some old silver coins even depicted a fountain.

泉（*sɡʷen）線 泉 葲 灥
セン← /d͡zʱi̯wɛn/ ← *sɡʷen

The was found in the spring

The coming from the fountain was as pure as

In that meadow you will find the source of the thermal spring . steam can be seen above the . This kanji IS A MEme {いずみ} that makes sense {セン}.

Excuse me いずみ, who said 温泉/おん.せん a spring's was ?
Everyone looks at me once I enter the spring, the white color changing...
Then I say... "Yeah... it's me いずみ"

coming out of a fountain looks

You can't go rafting in a spring.

One time when i was working as an inn's receptionist, a under the same needed a place to stay. I was so SHUKU {シュク} and I yelled out to our bellhop, "YA DOn't {やど} close the front doors, to make it easier to move their luggage in!"

The inn can hold .

The Shinjuku / 新宿 inn can people or 1

An inn is a where a away from home can spend the night indoors .
Reading: shelter → shack → SHOOK

宿（*suɡs）宿 蓿 縮 樎 蹜 摍
シュク← /si̯uk̚/ ← *suɡs

shook{シュク} my head when the innkeeper at the inn, said "Gimme ya dough{やど}" and charged me a dollars a night for lodging.

Pictogram: A dwelling is where gather under a , with .

This is because the bamboo mats was gradually transformed into “hundreds ” of them.

A SHIUKUng revelation when during our stay in the in she told me she was
pregnant. I Y'ADORE babies and can't wait to go home and tell everyone about our coming .

The *inn* can *lodge* a under one . "You don't"「YADO やど」get "shook"「SHUKU シュク」to see that many people in one *dwelling*.

At least a under this school's dwell on one subject.

The under which the can house one of his people is at the local lodge.

The lodge shook {しゅく} as the hundred people came tumbling in through the door.

harvest the in the KI season

季 is supposed to be an ideogrammic compound, but we can try to force a phono-semantic interpretation for mnemonic purposes. /カ←クヮ← /ɣuɑ/ … /kwiᴴ/ →キ must be planted and harvested in the correct seasons. is the radical because it is the first sign of the Chinese zodiac, representing the seasons.

末/すえ end, season-end

季（*kʷids）季 悸 痵
キ← /kwiᴴ/ ← *kʷids

What season is it? It is hat season. Every wore one.

During the fall season, we harvest the mature . During the spring season, we plant the grain, the seeds.

The loved the changing seasons.

and both change during the seasons

The carries harvested on his head during harvesting season

The different things in the different seasons.

Even in the winter season, when there are leaves, the still climb the {キ}

YOU TAught {ゆた} me to grow , and now I have such a bountiful bean crop that the bean vines are around my HOme {ホウ}.

If you take care {ゆたか=ゆ+た+か} to not the with your hoe {ホウ} you'll have a bountiful crop.

are the fruit; You will make an excellent melody! 😀💨🎶

the makes the harvest bountiful

the to make an excellent dish.

Via 豐/ホウ: a full of will make for a bountiful harvest. If you squint, you can see the resemblance to the Toyota logo.

豊’s original meaning, RITE→レイ or ceremony, is a composition, ⿱玨壴, of jade strings and drum, unrelated to 豐/ホウ. See 禮.

豊（*riːʔ）體 軆 禮礼 澧 醴 豊 鱧
レイ← /lieiᵡ/ ← *riːʔ

He sang a joyful because the harvest was plentiful that year.

A bountiful helping of causes YOU TA {ゆた} have holes? {ホウ} Excellent!

I will hoe ホウ an extra row of in the < 田 this season and use nutrient RICH soil so that I have a BOUNTIFUL harvest.

I have an abundance of under my .

is a character derived from a jar of sake. In the past, if you have a storage in your , you are a wealthy man.

If you have over your head, and an abundant to feed your you're very wealthy indeed

They have but abundant FOod {フ} to from the .

of is WEALTHY.

Note: Vice came from this kanji

I’m very wealthy , I have lots of in a room under the of my house

If you have a big house with a big and , you are wealthy and a lot of abundant can be stored.

I to pick up harlie and epper at the airport.

The {ゲイ} welcome all to chat over a cup of "MOO - CHA". {むか.}

This part of the kanji looks like an on a . So it is welcoming people who go there.

Those who come from a long are usually welcomed and greeted

I welcome you after a trip.

A greets travelers on the .

I greet a {卯––>卬} on the

I drove down the to finally meet and welcome my new .

I welcome the people that with a warm hearted greeting

We have a new to the practice. Let’s welcome her. We’ve gained ゲイa valuable employee.
Note: CPA is an abbreviation for certified public accountant.

It's a revolving door. It's welcoming

If you feel lonely someday, you can look for this on the . When it’s flying high, it means you will find a welcoming place, where you can meet new people!

Phono-semantic: Phonetic “ゲイ” Semantic “move/walk”.

When two people meet, the must and their hand for a handshake to welcome and great. This way they can walk side by side as friends.

The two GAY {げい} men welcome the MOOKs {むか} from atop thier

are ゲイs running a b&b to welcome travelers from the

Howdy, parter. It’s rough and unforgiving out here on the However, if you follow the path until you see the saloon with , you’ll receive the warmest welcome this side of the Mississippi!

Staying at a hotel with hot spring bath.

koHAKU stops/tomaru and stays at the inn with the hot and clean towels.

I love this beach photo where you HUG ハク each other. Such clear and sand! It's from your overnight stay in Okinawa, isn't it? ⛱️

Make the devils spend the night in a puddle.

I'm staying at a hotel with .

An overnight stay at hotel

I want to be under the of little Kyoto {キョ}, so I reside there.

EEE {い}, I live with an {キョ} !

To live with someone means you reside with them under the same ←戸 and grow /キョ together.

Live and reside until you become an .

I want to reside under my home country's until I'm Actually, no make that Little Kyo-to / キョ instead.

I found the of the man. He'd been living alone.

い If you’re お , congratulations you’ve EXISTED a long time without becoming a コ .

Your college has a picture of an EAR {いる}. The ear symbolizes how everyone should never reside in the past {去・きょ}... somehow.

I RESIDE in the house with the outside.

Looks like an old person with a blanket over their legs planting a flag, saying "TODAY キョ I am so before I'm a I will no longer go 'ERE い.る OR お.る there and instead reside here"

In the old days, to build a house, the use of in was , but to build your reputation, you needed to carve the name of the chick{チク} you kissed{きず} in that .

Depicts the materials that are in . and are used to fabricate and build objects.

used to fabricate my .

The ancient musical instrument known as the /チク must have been fabricated from , possibly constructed from pieces of bamboo 竹 fastened 巩←鞏 with leather straps and glue.

In the past, to fabricate , and was used.

you things from or . But this squirrel fabricates nests from grass and leaves he carries in each cheek {チク}.

and are materials.

I wanted to build a pen for my chicks チク, but the was so I one using instead. Now it's a solid construction

Let's build a between the and the

Depicts a cow horn with a sharp and a scaly . The original character was smoother and more horn-like. The current blocky, angular form evolved with brush stroke conventions that replaced rounded curves with square corners.

The Horn 角宿 is a two-star constellation that makes up the horn or spike of the Azure Dragon of the East. Spica, the determinative star of The Horn, is the brightest object in the constellation of Virgo and one of the 20 brightest stars in the night sky. It is named for a spike of grain held by the virgin.

角（*kroːɡ）捔 桷 角 埆 确 斛 槲 蔛
カク← /kɔk̚/ ← *kroːɡ

I threw the rotten "avocado"「KADO かど」at an over the . Now I "can't cook"「KAKU カク」a *square* meal.

Your in is to bend things into different angles and then put them in the corner.

The new has an . Note: 𠂊 does not mean angle but at least it looks like one

You can see the sticking out from the
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My neighbor Sue plans to sue me すみ because she said that one of her cattle かど got his

horn

stuck in the corner of my . But Sue knows つの that what really happened was her fault. Her rooster カクdoodle doo’ed and spooked the cow causing him to ram into the square portion of the fence at an awkward angle.

Pictogram: A horn, which represents a single point of convergence - a corner - which has an angle. The and the .

In , your is to bend things into different angles and then put them in the corner. No one will tell you why you're doing this, but you get a couple cents an hour to do it, so you aren't going to complain.

The has an at the left, and a to create a horn.

, it would be a futility, you're still a junior, moreover a pupil !

When I was a junior, had an , and everywhere on foot, even though I had small toes {ト}

Etymology:
+ /ト/, later rearranged into +
move on foot > foot soldiers following one another> follower > junior

Your junior/follower stubbed his TO while ning so is now ing

We take s as a junior to after a dream for vanity, futility, or uselessness.

The junior/pupil is learning about pedestrian traffic lights. The red person means , and the green person means go/ .

Between the time you toward the goal and there is an emptiness that you must skip

The gang of juniors through the emptiness on foot と the

Gangs of Teenagers are known for and around. But they are kinda useless because of their head's emptyness.

empty handed in the /ト, like a gang of junior employees and useless pupils, futile in their pursuit of advancement.
Write as go dirt foot .

What’s going on here? It’s a zoo いたず! There will be no gangs here. This is not a place to party people. Stop being useless and on foot or get in your automobilesト and drive off. I oughta あだ call the cops,

I on foot 1000 away from a party because a gang of pensioners wants to catch me. They say juniors like me are useless.

At some point you'll realize you're supposed to and not to through life and that hiding your inner emptiness due to vanity is a useless, ephemeral thing to do once you see that all people have been there as juniors.

“Don’t – , Junior!” said Indiana Jones Senior to his apprentice, Indiana Jones Jr. They’re escaping from a sticky situation — and Junior stubbed his 「と」toe! This is what happens when you loiter around..

It's a sure ITAZURAいたずら thing, to on little JUNIOR's TOesト as you ON FOOT to the PARTY

When I was a junior in college, I realized the emptiness of from party to party. I investing time and energy in ephemeral things, and toted {ト} my books to the library.

They say juniors are useless and therefor get paid less TO do the same job as older people. Yet they without so I ThAnk ZUm RAspect would be in place.

The ordinary Joe { ジョウ} and those with sleep on tatami mats made of straw from .
{Hat tip to ライフ}

Via 疊: Tatami mats are made with a lightweight core of straw from ←畾←晶/ショウ→ジョウ wrapped in several layers of soft rushes folded around the core to make a comfortable pile. The mats are usually then edged in brocade and arranged on the floor in an ←宜 pattern.

Tatami mats come in different models. There's the kind that fold up as a , there's also the type that folds as . There's also the type that's not foldable, that's just

When Joe{ジョウ} was , not only did he have to say say ta-ta {たた} to the , but he had to fold up and do away with his favorite tatami mat as well.

A named Joe ジョウ is doing his chores チョウ and has on his .

The is like a TATAMI then a

How do you make a #宜しい tatami mat? You top 宜 with a ！

This has just shooting out of it!

"My"「MAI マイ」family has a square "deco*meter*"「KOME こめ」of land near a "bay"「BĒ ベイ」in the *USA* where they their own .

Etymology:
Originally looked like a with three on either side, which then .

If you line up grains of RICE for 0 million METRES, you’ll eventually reach the USA, whose flag is made of and

Rice plants have of .

米（*miːʔ）謎 迷 米 眯 洣 蔝 麊 冞 糜 敉 侎 麋 蘪 攗
ベイ, マイ← /mieiᵡ/ ← *miːʔ

If you a , you get rice.

To solve the problem of her getting stuck, a was used to free the .

Me: Why on earth did you that and menace her with your ? Him: Let me explain.. I had quite a few tokes {と.く} of hashish, and I think it unraveled my mind. Me: Being high as a kite {カイt} doesn't absolve your terrible behavior.

My explanation and answer is: The are like to the

To *unravel* the mystery, I needed some *explanation* so I could get *understanding* of the case. I approached the in the , but I couldn't *untie* its rope leash, so I cut it with a . As it escaped, it stepped on my "toe"「TO と 」. I called for my assistant, "Kai"「KAI カイ」, and told him to "get"「GE ゲ」my *notes*. Moving the cow was the *key*, I now had an *answer*. I *solved* the case and *absolved* my client.

The is removed by a from the as it is cut up, thus solving the “problem” of the cow. The answer, rendering the cow into pieces, not only provides an understanding of the structure of the cow, the cuts that are the key parts of that explanation also make for good eating. Feast and be absolved, for the sacrifice of the cow will cancel out your failings.
OKAY→カイ, did you GET→ゲ all that?

解（*kreːʔ, *kreːs, *ɡreːʔ, *ɡreːs）薢 解 檞 懈 繲 廨 蟹 獬 澥 嶰 邂
カイ← /kaiᵡ/, /kaiᴴ/ ← *kreːʔ, *kreːs
ゲ← /ɣaiᵡ/, /ɣaiᴴ/ ← *ɡreːʔ, *ɡreːs

To unravel the mystery, and get a full explanation, we must cut open the at an starting from the small toe {と} using this . We could also use this shellfish {カイ} too.

Vikings solved the problem of expensive tableware by cutting the off their with their and using those as cups. Tormund came up with it when he was high as a kite .

The of the was key to unraveling the , solving the mystery.

Aim your at the correct at the to untie it safely

Put a at an {phonetic - カク} near the 's horns to solve the geometry problem.

Someone tied a rope around the of my . I'll untie it with my

To use a to cut off a is like how we tend to look at each part of the problem one by one, trying to find a solution.

The Gordian Knot tied post TO CARt -と.ける- of an . Rather than unravel the knot, Alexander the Great solved this problem by PARTING -分かれる☛わか.る- the knot with his . According to prophecy, this meant he would TAKE -と.く- and HOld GORdium -ほぐ.れる- and even HOLD ALL KIngdoms -ほど.く- in Asia. But they would soon pass to the DiadoKAI -カイ-.

Before those can take apart your body, you should use the to remove them from that .

Putting in a tight enclosure is an easy answer to them or harvesting their products, such as shearing wool.

Understanding the Explanation is the Key to Solving the of Untying the with a .

To solve the problem of being gored by an angry bull, you need to cut off the of the with a .

You can reveal the by cutting the entrance of the barn with a at an

KAI, explain why you ed and down that poor to solve the problem instead of untying or buying/KAI it!

the from the was the only way to solve this

The farmer used his to untie the and solve the problem.

your correctly at a to untie it without hurting it. This is pretty tough angle for your sword, so IOT solve this cow puzzle, you have to be really careful and smart. You’re trying to untie the cow from the kayak you are both in. Some jerk tied to cow to the kayak and sent it toward a waterfall.

Hodor ほど went out to the pen to look for an explanation as to why the were restless. He found the answer. A かい had gotten tangled in the ゲ and was spooking the cows. The string was all unraveled and he had to と cut it with his . Problem solved!. Then he just needed to be careful to わか walk around the cow pies.

At the the used a to untie itself. I understand that no one will ever believe this explanation