Learn how to write unit in Japanese Kanji script.
These are images in the attached graphic.
The red arrows tell you the stroke order.
The stroke order is important in Japanese writing.
Besides, each word has "omyomi" and "kunyomi".
The pronunciation in parentheses is "Okuri-gana".
Additionally, there are some examples in which these kanji is used. please refer.
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| One-Hundred | hyaku, byaku |
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English |
Kanji |
Hiragana |
Pronunciation |
|---|---|---|---|
| 100 years | 百年 | ひゃ くねん | hyaku nen |
| Three hundred | 三百 | さん びゃく | san byaku |
| Department store | 百貨店, デパート | ひゃっか てん, でぱーと, |
hyakka ten, depaato, |
| Percentage | 百分率 | ひゃく ぶん りつ | hyaku bun ritsu |
| One Thousand | sen | chi |
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English |
Kanji |
Hiragana |
Pronunciation |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1,000 yen | 千円 | せん えん | sen en |
| 1000 anniversaries | 千年 | せん ねん | sen nen |
| 1000 times | 千回 | せん かい | sen kai |
| The final day | 千秋楽 | せん しゅうらく | sen shuuraku |
| Japanese paper with colored figures | 千代紙 | ちよ がみ | chiyo gami |
| Ten Thousand | man, ban |
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English |
Japanese |
Hiragana |
Pronunciation |
|---|---|---|---|
| Emergency The worst |
万一 万が一 |
まん いち まん が いち |
man ichi, man ga ichi |
| Ten thousand bill | 万札 | まんさつ | man satsu |
| Billionaire | 億万長者 | おく まん ちょうじゃ | oku man chouja |
| make doubly sure | 万全 | ばん ぜん | ban zen |
| Ten thousand bill | 一万 | いち まん | ichi man |
| Hundred Million | oku | none |
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English |
Japanese |
Hiragana |
Pronunciation |
|---|---|---|---|
| 100 million | 一億 | いち おく | ichi oku |
| One billion | 十億 | じゅう おく | juu oku |
| 10 billion | 百億 | ひゃく おく | hyaku oku |
| 100 billion | 千億 | せん おく | sen oku |
| Billionaire | 億万長者 | おく まん ちょう じゃ | oku man chou ja |
| Trillion | cho | kiza(shi), kiza(su), |
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English |
Japanese |
Hiragana |
Pronunciation |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 trillion | 一兆 | いっちょう | iccho |
| A sign | 兆候 | ちょう こう | chou kou |
| A sign | 兆し | きざ(し) | kiza(shi) |
| An omen | 前兆 | ぜん ちょう | zen chou |
The meaning of "兆し[kizashi]" and "兆候[choukou]" is almost the same.
| Sun(length) | sun | none |
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The cun (Chinese:pinyin: Japanese: sun) is a traditional Chinese unit of length.
Its traditional measure is the width of a person's thumb at the knuckle, whereas the width of the two forefingers denotes 1.5 cun and the width of all fingers side-by-side is three cuns. In this sense it continues to be used to chart acupuncture points on the human body in various uses of traditional Chinese medicine.
My mother doesn't use it though my grandmother was using this unit of length.
My and my mother uses the metric system.
"SUN as the unit of length" is hardly used in recent Japan.
English |
Japanese |
Hiragana |
Pronunciation |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1.193 inch/ ust a little, a bit. |
一寸 | ちょっと | chotto |
| just before | 寸前 | すん ぜん | sun zen |
| brief comment | 寸評 | すん ぴょう | sun pyou |
| cut...to pieces | 寸断 | すん だん | sun dan |
| a small gift | 寸志 | すん し | sun shi |
| Size, Measurements | 寸法 | すん ぽう | sun pou |
| Shaku(unit) | shaku, jaku, |
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The 尺[shaku] is a traditional unit of measure used throughout Asia with a length approximately equal to a foot.
It is variously called shaku in Japanese, chi in Mandarin, chek in Cantonese, and written as "chek" in Hong Kong. As with other measurements, it was originally derived from nature: the average length between nodes on bamboo.
The actual length varies slightly by country.
English |
Japanese |
Hiragana |
Pronunciation |
|---|---|---|---|
| 11.93 inch | 一尺 | いっしゃく | isshaku |
| 59.65 inch | 五尺 | ご しゃく | go shaku |
| a measure, a barometer, |
尺度 | しゃく ど | shaku do |
| tape measure, measuring tape, | 巻き尺 | まき じゃく | maki jaku |
Let's practice writing the Japanese Kanji symbols
The exercise sheet of Japanese Kanji.
Trace on Kanji in numerical order.


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