He told you one thing to stop being itchy

= one / ichi

When is used as a number, it sounds like "ichi"「ICHI イチ」. When used as a generic counter, it sounds like "hitotsu"「HITOTSU ひと.つ」.

You are only one step away from the finish line

The easiest way to memorize this kanji is to start with the kanji for recommend and remove its irrelevant parts: shoot a times with a , and it together with the , which leaves you alone

All you need is one step over this line.

HITS ひと.つ an

"I got one bug bite and now my arm is itchy イチ!"

Kinda looks like a plate. plate, and nothing more.

Looks like a 1 that fell over -hypothetically in grass- now the one is "Itchy *ichi*"

'May I ask for one last thing' is {} of my favorite animes.{anime- hagime they sound pretty similar...}

One .

一（*qliɡ）一 弌
イチ,イツ← /ʔi̯ĕt̚/ ← *qliɡ

They look like steps and you put your FOOT on the second step

Who ta-ught ふた you count? I nee-d に to know!

Two is double

= two. Two in Japanese is "ni"and this kanji also looks exactly like the katakana character ni !

is two, don't need to look "further" ふた

One line plus another line equals lines. Think of all the things you have two of. What is the most important? The eyes, the ears? I would say the knee /ニ/ because if you didn't have them, it'd be really hard to go up stairs.

Two , looks like and is pronounced like katakana ニ. Alternate pronunciation ジ is the same as cognate 次.

二（*njis）膩 二 弍 貳 樲
ニ, ジ← /ȵʑiᴴ/ ← *njis

, , !

The kanji for is "san"「SAN サン」and also "mi"「MI み」, and it looks like the katakana mi ミ as well!

plus make three.

There is three parts to a SANdwich サン, two bread and the stuff in the middle, like MEat み

My new MITSUbishiみっつ car has THREE driving options , the i like the most is SANdサン driving mode.

broke into three

plus is three. Three is the number of chances you get with Santa-san /サン/. He has a "naughty list" and if you get three strikes you're out.

Three is triple

Since there are only three strokes to this kanji, it is easy to remember it means three.

To remember the pronunciations, I like to picture what it would look like to see MEみ eating a SANサンdwich. The top and bottom lines represent the two slices of and the middle one represents a layer of

Three .

三（*suːm）三 弎
サン← /sɑm/ ← *suːm

She used to look out the , until she was four.

Originally, four was written 亖, but 四 was introduced to prevent confusion with 二 and 三 in vertical writing. The choice of and 八 , meaning a “dispersal of breath” 呬/シ, was probably phonetic.

四（*hljids）訵 四 泗 駟 柶 牭 呬
シ← /siᴴ/ ← *hljids

*Four* is "shi"「SHI シ」or "yon"「YON よん」, but shi is often avoided because it sounds like 死 {death}. The kanji looks like dangling in a ... did someone get snatched up into the attic by Kayako {from Ju-On}?! I hope they don't die.

This kanji looks like a with four and a .

The is chosen to represent four cardinal directions, north, east, south, and west. With inside to remind you of the ordinal directions, NW, NE, SW, and SE.

In the of the there is a four.

Four need a .

four is not an odd number if you put four into two and divide it evenly

A has four sides

Everyone's Dropped when they saw the through the four sided window

the contains
kunyomi: yo よ
onyomi: shi シ

ITSU almost time, we'll GO out in five minutes.

It's いつ five, time to go ゴ.

Kinda looks like a "5" with a couple extra lines

GO ゴ number 5! Who's number 5? IT'S YOU! いつ

itsu nice trait of the human body that we have

five

fingers, so that they can go around to make gestures.

Five GOes {ゴ} {いつ} and .

"It's 「ITSU いつ」o'clock. We'll "go"「GO ゴ」out in minutes.

are cleared to go 5 more times

Visually similar to five tally marks 正, but derived from /ゴ with added on the top and bottom. ㄨ is half of 十, and looks like 十 fallen on its side.

Sometimes “one step” 㐄 /kʰˠuaᵡ/ is redrawn 五 when used as a component in larger characters, via ≪2B740≫= ⿻丿ユ. The stroke order is based on this decomposition ⿱一⿻丿ユ, so 丿 is the second stroke. Compare 乂.

五（*ŋaːʔ）吾 衙 鼯 浯 珸 郚 齬 鯃 娪 梧 峿 五 伍 寤 啎 晤 悟 逜 窹 捂 鋙 語 圄 敔
ゴ← /ŋuoᵡ/ ← *ŋaːʔ

This can be seen as 10 inside of 2, which looks like a hydraulic press. So we can say that 10 is being split in 2 , which becomes 五 5 .

Originally written 𠄡, from the kanji getting , it is used to outline the five fingers of the hand.

For the kanji 五 the shape in which two sticks cross with a bar at the was borrowed to mean “five.” Five divides ten equally so it also meant “equal.”

+ = five

Go! Its Itsu five chasing you!

Have you seen the Quintessential Quintuplets? Itsuki is the best girl, she was born fifth

The number five racing the number seven racing the number two

Whoever wins , , , wins a *six* pack of "Mutsu"「MUTTSU むっ.つ」apple juice!

666 can be associated to most もっつ rock ロク and roll music む, むい

It is derived from the picture of an , which has six sides, namely, the roof, the floor, and all four walls.

A person or object under pressure is not able to perform 100%. Therefore, when you apply on it becomes less than 100% of itself, which is six.

Possibly depicts the and of a shed 廬/ロ, which approximates the sound ロク, meaning six. Alternatively, 六 could be the remnants of a system of tally marks or a corrupted polygon 💢. Do not confuse with 穴.

I was in a bad MOOd {む} after the {ロク} launch got delayed for the 6th time.

It takes legs to hold up this six kilo

But I only needed 6

are on the table, but two are knocked off. Now there are six.

There are six and kettles, surprisingly.

They built a {む.つ} on top of the ROCKy {ロク} , it's 6 miles high!

minus is six.

the was very

We need a new for this . This other one is six times small!

six have stains.

There are 5 corners, 3 from and 2 from , which is before 6.

An upside down seven.

Nana なな, Nana Sue ななつ! she chea-ted シチ on number seven! Na-na know-s なの.

weighs seven pounds

Depicts a bisected by a , originally meaning cut. See 切. Borrowed for sound to mean seven. You can remember this from the tale of the brave little tailor, who bragged that he had killed seven in one blow.

七（*sn̥ʰid）切 砌 沏 七 柒
シチ← /t͡sʰi̯ĕt̚/ ← *sn̥ʰid

It looks like the katakana se and se is the first two letters of seven

It looks like an upsidedown . When I first learned Japanese numbers, I was told seven was"shichi"「SHICHI シチ」. But later I learned it could also be "nana"「NANA なな」.

A .

Dang, my fell on the floor. It's upside down and everything! Oh well, 7-second rule!

It is a pictogram for getting cut in the middle by a . It was later borrowed for sound to mean seven and a knife radical was added for the character cut, becoming .

Seven is a lucky number, usually, but imagine getting percent on a test. Nana /なな/ my friend, she cheat-ed /シチ/ on the test. Nobody noticed and she still didn't do well on the exam.

"SHE CHEated シチ and got seven points" to which the girl responds, "NANA なな, it wasn't me!"

" is enough.", said seven.

six plus is seven and six is a of three

If virtue is a cross, the seven sins would be , . Na na, don't go there.

I have eight yachts やっつ, you よう wanna see? They're just behind that . Ha, see ﾊチ? You didn't believe me!

A person 人 could split into two ハ from sneezing

At o'clock, I will have "hot tea"「HACHI ハチ」on "your"「YŌ よう」"yacht"「YATTSU やっ.つ」.

Represents the eight points ✳ of the compass 🧭. Early versions resemble a broken Ｘ pointing and . See also 分, 尚, 兑, and 丷.

八 （*preːd）扒 八 𩡩 朳 玐 釟 汃
ハチ← /pat̚/ ← *preːd

Eight

is supposed to represent the ordinal directions, NW, NE, SW, and SE, but the upper part is ripped off. Combining with the cardinal directions, they make up exactly eight compass points.

I thought the four eight the , but they're fine!

That looks like someone .
When you clap your hands, you must do it at least eight times, otherwise someone will probably tell you: よう, や 's all? {Yo, that's all?!}

There are many funny looking creatures in the oceans. A friend of mine, who works on a boat, once caught a fish with eight . He put it in a hatch /ハチ/ then took a picture of it to send it to me. I still see that in my nighmares.

This girl sneezed eight times in a row like "HACHI!!!" ハチ

Four of these dashes will make eight.

So what eight things do you have? You have eight yachts . Go ahead and count them. They're beautiful. Also, be sure not to be confused by this particular reading mnemonic. It includes the つ, even though the つ is outside the reading you need to learn . Since you can see the つ outside, it shouldn't be too difficult for you.

· Onyomi
Kyuu, ku = Cucumber
· Kunyomi
Kokono = Coconuts

9 cucumber and 9 coconuts

Koko know-s ここの that having nine strange types of on a cou-ld ク help her catch more cu-te キュウ fish.

At the supermarket, was holding *nine* "coconuts"「KOKONO ここの」while standing in the "queue"「KYŪ キュウ」. I one, and it rolled across the floor.

line for your ? Don't worry, I got nine

Per Wiktionary, “a stylized , with bent wrist/forearm—hence the stroke at lower right. Earlier forms resemble 手, 寸. The original meaning of the glyph was “elbow”, which is now written 肘/チュウ←OC *tkuʔ→キュウ.

“After the meaning “elbow” was forgotten, 九 was taken to symbolize a fist tightening to bump up against something; thus, there is a metaphorical bumping up of nine against ten, which is the last number when counting on one's fingers.”

Or, as Henshall puts it, “less than perfect ten: worth only nine.” Thus, 乙 is the radical because 九 is an example of something less than perfect.

九（*kuʔ）尻 訄 艽 虓 鳩 勼 九 究 仇 鼽 犰 叴 厹 頄 朹 馗 扏 訅 釚 肍 軌 宄 氿 匭 泦 旭
キュウ, ク← /ki̯ə̯uᵡ/ ← *kuʔ

When I was nine my favorite foods were coo-kies /ク/ and cu-cumbers /キュウ/. A weird combo, but I was just nine at the time. Nine, with a big !

It is first a pictogram of a with reached to catch stuff, and was later borrowed for 9.

nine is able to be divided into

Look at those 9 KOKOnOts 🥥sitting on the palm trees. 🌴

nine means '' in german. Kinda isn't it?

in sight - identified as suspect no. nine.

I have toe-s とお that fit into my shoe-s ｼﾞュウ.

I wear "jewelry"「JŪ ジュウ」on my "toes"「TŌ とお」.

for ten but rotated 45 degrees.

It's the T in

One represents ten. See also: twenty, thirty, and fourty

ジュウ can count とお ten , too!

10 is the first whole number that countains two digits and 十 only countains two strokes.

I have this christian friend, who loves to talk about the Ten Commandments. She gave me this beautiful jew-eled /ジュウ/ pendant.

Depicts a needle, later written 針/シン← /t͡ɕi̯əm/ ← *kjum … *ɡjub, borrowed for the sound of ten. Originally drawn simply as a or with a dot in the middle. In later forms the dot extends to become a .

十（*ɡjub）針 汁 卙 十 什
ジッ, ジュウ, ジュッ ← /ʑi̯əp̚/ ← *ɡjub

Ten toes "とお" down is a slang phrase.

Ten people want JUice ジュウ in JUne ジュウ to cool down

1 9 = 10
2 8 = 10
3 7 = 10
4 6 = 10
5 5 = 10

These numbers all up to ten!

You're {TOO} {JI}ttery to properly carry all these fragil {TO} the {JYU}piter wing in only ten minutes. You feel like {JYUU}niper would have been a better fit for the job...

This has ten jewels "じゅう" in it!

has ten things

To be honest, I thought of an English slang word similar to くち, but I'd rather shut my

When I play peek a boo or "coochie-coo"「KUCHI くち、KU ク」with my baby sister, she gives me a "coy"「KŌ コウ」smile, or opens her and laughs!

Looks like an open

Depicts an open , possibly with upturned corners. Also used to depict a generic object, square or round.
コウ is a later borrowing, ク is earlier, both from the same MC word /kʰə̯uᵡ/. くち is from Old Japanese, ultimately from Proto-Japonic *kutui; it is not derived from the OC root *kʰoːʔ, but they may share a common ancestor.

口（*kʰoːʔ）口 叩 扣 釦 筘
ク, コウ← /kʰə̯uᵡ/ ← *kʰoːʔ

I like KOUcaine said the

Pictogram: An open . Can be literal or figurative or serve as a container of sorts.

A baby's mouth opens up when being tickled

hitting a mouth

"He can be"「HI ひ、KA か、BI -び」late every *day* because the makes his .

Just like all the other countries, I see the sun rising every day through a , in Japan too.

Every day I see the sun through my , and each 二チ time I ca-n か hea-r ひ the bustle of the city where I live in Japan, it's too ジツ loud!

Depicts the sun . Each sun means one day when used as a counter for days. Japan is the land of the rising sun.

日（*njiɡ）涅 捏 篞 衵 日 馹
ニチ, ジツ← /ȵʑi̯ĕt̚/ ← *njiɡ

You see the sun/day through what? A !

Every day I watch the sun rise through the .

day, Hikaru「ひかru」said: “Japan is the land of the rising sun”.

This kanji looks like a calendar to see days

ひ かn't look at the sun, ニチ can I, but we can see the days passing from the .

Pictogram: The .

The rooster’s signal the start of the day

A daily ひ-nt for you:
Day surely か-nt begin without the sun peeking through the .
And as for Japan... There, it's simply ニチ. Yeah, have to remember that.

The sun shined through the that day

From the shape of the ☀️, it bears the direct meaning of sun, the sunrise land, Japan, and the indirect meaning of day, which is the time between sunrise and sunset.

On the day of May, my is burning.

A is wearing cool to go to Japan.

This is the sun with a straight cloud passing through it

The sun is a that you should 🚫 look at.

This doesn't have a doorknob.

The moon shines through the

As a Werewolf, every month the full moon really gets げつ to your guts がつ

Every *month*, werewolves are changed by the full . It really "gets"「GETSU ゲツ」their "guts"「GATSU ガツ」craving raw meat. I would use "two keys"「TSUKI つき」to lock them up, not one!

A month is longer than a 日

This month starts with a new moon: I can observe it through my at night.

From the shape of the 🌙, it took on the direct meaning of the moon, and the indirect meaning of month, which is the time it takes for the moon to finish its circumnavigation around the earth.

I like すき the

つき, I drive at night each month to see it. I guess ゲツ I need gas ガツ.

Pictograph: Simply a waxing .

Note: when in radical form this can mean 'moon' or 'part of the body'.

It is the kanji for 'sun' 日 but with two rays of light bouncing off of it, to show how is just reflected sun / sunlight.

In the anime a silent voice, the deaf character wanted to say すく, but said つき instead and her love interest though she was complimenting the moon

Depicts the crescent , but conflated with ⺼, a form of 肉. Related to 夕 but not to 多.

月（*ŋod）刖 枂 月 跀 抈 鈅 玥 蚏
ガツ←ぐわつ← /ŋi̯wɐt̚/ ← *ŋod
ゲツ←ぐゑつ← /ŋi̯wɐt̚/ ← *ŋod

Every when the is full we ited up and down the mountain.

Man, you're so good at tag! I mean, she only gets {げつ} you once a month. Scratch that, once in a blue !

The kanji for moon looks like a

This kanji looks like a spaceship to the moon

Ta た beautiful and gar-den デン

A , or *rice paddy*, is like a "garden"「DEN デン」for rice. One time, I "talked"「TA た」to an old Japanese woman about how she planted rice seedlings in in the muddy water.

the rice field has got four little

Rice field crossed by

Foxes make their dens デン in Tanaka's た rice field.

Yet another beautifully constructed kanji. Simple and meaningful. I think we can all agree that this is a , right?

Looks like a with going between each rice paddy.

Looks like a window where then {デン} you can look at the {た} rice fields.

Depicts an field stretching and , full of GOLDEN→デン grain. Away from the high plains of Central Asia, the topography and climate are far more suitable to growing rice than wheat, so in Japan and elsewhere 田 came to mean た, a rice paddy, a wet field with raised walkways 塍.

田（*l'iːŋ）田 佃 畋 畇 鈿 沺 甸
デン← /dʱien/ ← *l'iːŋ

{Ta} た

rice paddies

are beautiful. Aren't they {Den}デン?

I walked through the , thinking about how I needed a DENTAl {でん・た} plan ...

There are four areas of the rice field, separated by a cross, which looks like the character for , which is . The outside part of the character is a .

Hard work on the means I need waTA {た}, and I crawl into my DEN {デン} to rest. waTA - water

たt rice from my neighbour's rice paddy, it's so delicious! Every time i stuff my with /デン spoonfuls before i swallow it.

Having a square and a square is not that special. It's just MMEEHH... {め}. But my MA {ま} always says, "Don't you worry about those who MOCK {もく} your square eye. I'll kick them with this square foot! We are the Square family!"

Look ME {め} in the

eyes

and MOCK {もく} me again, I dare you!

I'm looking at a .

If you turn your head 90 degrees, you could see a

eye

with a .

Looks like an with a . Eyes are used to look at things, make insights, and acrue experiences.

Depicts the , with squared corners 罒, rotated ninety degrees 目.

目（*muɡ）瞐 苜 目
モク,ボク← /mi̯uk̚/ ← *muɡ

Look ME in the eyes baby!

A goat has a . They also go MEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEH {め}

I use ME eyes to look out the for MOKUingbirds!

Only an old fool ふる the same co-rny コ story times.

My dog died too old, so I put a on top of the .

My grandfather is so *old* that the same "foolish"「FURUI ふる.い」story will come from his times, and he won't remember. I can't "cope"「KO コ」!

Ancient samples of 古 look a lot like 由 from same period. You could think of 古 as an old lamp that burned out. Mouth 口 is the radical by analogy with bitter 苦, which uses 古/コ→ク phonetically.

古（*kaːʔ）箇 個 居 橭 嫴 姑 辜 酤 蛄 鴣 沽 盬 古 罟 估 鈷 詁 牯 故 固 稒 痼 錮 鯝 棝 凅 枯 軲 跍 骷 苦 葫 餬 瑚 湖 鶘 猢 醐 糊 箶 蝴 胡 瓳 怙 祜 岵 婟 楛 据 裾 琚 椐 鶋 蜛 崌 涺 腒 鋸 倨 踞 涸
コ← /kuoᵡ/ ← *kaːʔ

An old story in one that has passed through at least - I’m so FULL {ふる} of such stories that I can’t COpe {こ}!

Old People are burried in a under the

So old, they already have a made for their

An old shield graphic depicting

old plant coming out of the

The was so old that a is starting to appear.

When you've heard the same story out of different you know it's getting old .

Looks like a with a on top suggesting very old content inside.

I once saw an squatting old man shove pieces of sushi into this at once.

The KOdomo will grow OLD someday with dentures in her

Looks like a stick figure with the kind of big chubby that old men often get.

old are great bonds.

ふるい is , but he "I'm scared of becoming old"

A phrase I've heard from at least : "The older I get, the less gladly I suffer ふる -s"

Head is place where our senses are channeled through 5 types of towards "the I"

The only fingers that I wouldn't find gross putting in my are my own

So, imagine in a time piece sort of vibe, horizontals at the top and bottom. That was the ancient chinese 5. The idea is either you back from 5 to 10 when counting on one hand, or the cross represents 5 elements/positions between heaven and earth 水 N, 木 E, S 火, W 金 and Centre 土. Its seemingly debated.

Then the crossing of one's words coming from their mouth , is I or the Ego

Via 冐: Original form of hat /ボウ, a piece of protective gear worn the head/ . Now means to defy the weather, to dare being outside, and to attack or inflict damage while doing so, at the risk to one’s reputation or health by getting wet, possibly under an assumed name.
Do not confuse with “prosperous” 昌/ショウ!

When you put the above the
you run in to the RISK of burning your .

When you shoot your bow{ボウ}, if you dare to look directly at the you risk damaging your . I learned that in Oka{おか}.

If you look directly at the for extended periods of time, you risk damaging your .

I ventured, towards the

Bo , stop. Looking at the is risky, because you could damage your .

The : "I dare you to look at me"
My : "AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH"
The sun: "You knew the risks..."

Having a friend is like two joining together, fulfilling each other, like a good friend would.

Originally two pieces of jade on a string.

Although 朋 looks like two buddies, it originally depicted two strings of shell money side by side, looking sort of like 班, wrapped 勹/ホウ in a wallet of some kind. The meaning evolved from a specific amount of money to ganging up, to joining together with a companion or friend.

Etymology:
Originally depicted , which were used as coins, strung on .
This meaning, objects spread in alignment, persists when used as a component in complex kanji.
objects equally distributed on a string > string of travelers, one following another at equal distance > travel companion > friend

Look at these - Friends who "hou" out together, stay together.

Originally , two identical strings of cowries, jewellery, for companions.
Etymologically unrelated to both 肉 and 月 moon. Maybe you could say the cowrie strings shine like the moon.

I've known my friend Tom {とも} for two whole {ホウ} .

Brightness from the comes from the 's light.

The and the are shining at the same time. MAY {めい} I please close the curtain? When it's too bright, everything I have will turn to Ash {あ}. I don't want Ash CAR {あか}, Ash KEY {あき}, Ash SAW {あさ}, ASH TAcos {あした}, or ASH SUshi {あす}, thank you.

The *light* from the and is *bright*. But sometimes the moon "may"「MEI メイ」 turn dark and red "red=あか"「AKA あか」when there's a blood moon.

In the Autumn {あき}, when the and are full and red {あか}, it MAY {めい} get bright.

Literally the and the combined. For all the brightness in the world.

the is holding a

Ideogram: The and are bright celestial bodies. Alternatively “The moon is rising but the sun is not set”.

More commonly means “next” from the alternative explanation.

More meanings: manifest/apparent, sight, sharp/keen, intellect like figurative bright, to understand, evident.

As a phonetic component: 盟, 萌- Jinmeiyo, “メイ”

2 bright celestial bodies, a and a

The cannot have light without the

The shines light unto the in front of it.

A ca-r's あか headlights are still not as bright as the or the .

When do things start to get bright outside? I'd say when things start getting sunny, and that is the month of May .

When the lights up the fully, you know, your night will be bright

"May" メイ the light be with you. When the 日 and the 月 will rise, the world turns bright, and you have to be “accurate” あかるい.

the way brightly lights the {blood moon} MAY have the same effect of a red sun on superman {also gets in my niece 姪 MAY's eyes}

The and cast light every of every

Double da power { and } , double the brightness

The is so bright that even the reflections of it off the can provide us with light.

The and together is very bright.

When the isn't here, the is coming to light the night!

Since the kanji means "tomorrow" in 明日, this may be useful: after a and a .

Bright, light: the illuminating the .

at the end of the there is a that is sometimes very bright

For some minutes「ミンutes」on some s in certain , the may「メイ」pass before the — and then, the light is doubled, and the world feels twice as「あs」bright.

The and are the most bright of the celestial bodies, with an apparent magnitude of −26.832 and −12.74 respectively. Apparent magnitude is technically a measure of illuminance, a measure of how much the incident light illuminates a surface.

明（*mraŋ）莔 明 盟 萌 奣
ミョウ←みやう← /mi̯ɐŋ/ ← *mraŋ

Even though it’s not very bright during a solar eclipse, when the is in front of the , it’s not safe to look directly at it. Make sure to wear special glasses so the light doesn’t damage your eyes!

A chants to call for a /ショウ outcome.

I'll show {ショウ} you that the or the depending on the tone {とな} of the chant that comes from my

Legend has it that if you the following chant: "↑↑↓↓←→←→B A Start", you instantaneously gain .

He performs a chant by for

The is making two kids sing a CHANT
but they are only in their mouths. HA!

**Dona** opens her chants to the two saying "**SHOW** ME THE LIGHT"

{speaking} = chanting

For , his chanted, with nothing to show {ショウ} for it.

The day we go to church for chanting with our is .

If you chant for straight, your won't close anymore.

The sparkles through each corner of the crystal prism.

are used to mean something is sparkling with flickering lights.

Crystals sparkle when the bounces off from many different directions {imagine the three sun radicals as sunlight bouncing off of three different facets of a crystal}.

, far away, as stars, sparkle

The insignias on the shogun’s ショウ armor sparkle in the light as if they were real crystals

Those are full of HINdu products

of goods piled up together

She NAgged me and said those are full of HINdu goods.

In niHON 🇯🇵 and SHINA 🇨🇳 ppl make goods with dignity for traditions. These traditions get passed on . It's only HINdrence is the Western influence, that even acounts for meals, which become increasingly less healthy.

The goods can feed many .

I’ve already told HIM {ひん}! These are full of various goods, but mostly SNACKS {しな}!

HINata sent me these goods from SHINA

She napped {しな} during the sales meeting, so while I knew the held books {ホン}, Hina had to ask me for a hint {ヒン} about the goods.

This person is screaming at me with... not one.... not two.... but THREE One of the is doing the main scream, one is doing the backing vocals. The last calmly tells me to get my goods ready or he will get a person to write an article in the local newspaper! The person is from china {しな}, but speaks perfect hindi {ヒン}. I, who speaks neither languages, am just trying to finish my meal courses, before I lose my dignity.

The labels on these gives a *hin*t {ヒン} on what goods could be inside it.

Several . Can't know for sure which is which, but that's certainly goods.

This is for refined dignitaries of great HONour「ホン」in SHINA「しな」and must be conveyed without HINdrance「ヒン」

Please show HIM the of goods.

I store goods/articles here in/HIN on an island/SHImA.

Looks like two in the spine

A spine consists of a ROW {ロ} of that are .

A spine, AKA backbone is made of and .

The in the big bathhouses as in Spirited away,
are connected with strong, thick metal
connecting the basins from up to down.

While it was phonetically borrowed to mean spine, it is originally a Pictogram: Two of metal that were later during the evolution of the character.

Usually represents a Sequence, Spine, or a specific Instrument.

As a Phonetic Bushu: ロ、リョ

The has a at both ends LOL

The chiROpractor ロ misaligned my , and now my spine is permanently in .

According to Shuowen, depicts two vertebrae from the backbone. However, the were originally disconnected, and the of the spine was only added in the seal script. The original meaning apparently was a musical term “ryo” and thus Ji Xusheng 2014 defines 呂 as the two blocks of metal—as in 鋁 “ingot”—that were later incorporated into the base of 金.

Man’yōgana for ろ and ロ, but mainly of interest because of お風呂.