Vocabulary
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admonitory speech; words of admonition
pompadour-like hair style, popular for unmarried women in the Edo period; shimada coiffure
type of Japanese woman's hairstyle using a hairpin (Edo period)
type of Japanese woman's hairstyle using a hairpin (Edo period)
chignon (in a Japanese hair-style)
back of the head; occiput
type of woman's hairdo (Edo period)
Edo-period hair style with inflated hair at the sides; lantern sideburns
type of Japanese hairstyle for young women (late Edo period)
maid working in the domestic quarters of a shogun or daimyo (Edo period)
maid working in the domestic quarters of a shogun or daimyo (Edo period)
female servant hired at a lady-in-waiting's own expense
young adult still living at home; dependent
yokohyōgo; yoko-hyogo; extravagant female hairstyle worn by oiran courtesans
obi with a different colour on each side
picture drawn on a folding screen
chignon resembling a seagull's spread tail feathers (Edo-period women's hairstyle)
first fish of the year
miso mixed with mustard
manually powered loom; hand loom
traditional Japanese treadle-operated tall loom
deep forest
type of informal noh musical performance
naturally growing tree; tree that does not grow in a tree plantation
side locks
sideburns; hair at the sides of the head
bow-shaped whale-bone or copper hairpins used to increase the volume on the side of a woman's hair (Edo period)
both cheeks
moon, snow and flowers; beauty of the four seasons
pompadour-like hair style, popular for unmarried women in the Edo period; shimada coiffure
indefinite pronoun
ceremony honouring the spirits of ancestors (esp. the Bon festival)
collapse; crumbling; breaking down; caving in
scent of a flower floating about in the air; lingering scent of a flower in the darkness
obi that is not tied but merely wrapped around the body
disheveled hair; dishevelled hair; unkempt hair
town girl; girl raised in a town
dancing together in unison (in noh, kyogen, etc.)
dance done by two persons or more
kabuki actor who is also a male prostitute