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- A more detailed list of Japanese expressions appear at the end of this book. 日语表达方式的更详细列表在这本书的后面。
- Freeter is a Japanese expression for people between the age of 15 and 34 who lack full time employment or are unemployed, excluding homemakers and students. “飞特”是日语里用来指代15到34岁之间没有稳定工作或者失业在家的年轻人，这当中不包括家庭主妇和学生。
- Kurogane: be protected with power alone. (T/N: He could be referring to promises here, since "protect a promise" is a Japanese expression for "keep a promise". 黑:不过，力量也会引来了灾难。还有，一些无法单靠力量所能保护的东西。。
- A Comparison between Chinese and Japanese Expressions of Modesty 中日谦逊表达之比较
- Japanese industry is making increasing use of robots. 日本工业越来越多地使用机器人。
- I think Japan is a warlike nation. 我认为日本是一个好战的国家。
- He is, without doubt, the greatest golfer in Japan. 毫无疑问,他是称霸日本的高尔夫球手。
- A waiter of the Japanese restaurant bowed him in. 那家日本餐馆的侍者鞠着躬将他迎了进去。
- The film actors are on location in Japan. 电影演员在日本拍摄外景。
- She can speak Japanese as well as English. 她会说日语和英语。
- He was appointed the general consul of Japan. 他被任命为驻日本的总领事。
- Do you remember taking a trip to Japan with him? 你记得曾经和他到日本旅行吗？
- How much would I get for300 Japanese yen? 300日元可兑换多少钱？
- He has a bias against Japanese products. 他讨厌日本的产品。
- Japan exercised her veto to block the resolution. 日本使用了否决权反对该项决议。
- My knowledge of Japanese is rather poor. 我的日语相当差。
- Tom has been to Japan, I have also been there. 汤姆曾去过日本，我也曾去过。
- We heard a most interesting talk about Japan. 我们听了一个关于日本的非常有趣的谈话。
- The ship launched in the direction of Japan. 船起航前往日本。
- They are looking around the Japanese pavilion. 他们正在参观日本展示馆。
