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1. #1taichō

   Keys: taichō, taicho, taichou

   -taichō is the honorific suffix for the rank of captain.

2. #2sōtaichō

   Keys: sōtaichō, sotaicho, soutaichou

   -soutaichō is the honorific suffix for the rank of Head Captain or Captain Commander

3. #3fukutaichō

   Keys: fukutaichou, fukutaichō, fukutaicho

   -fukutaichō is the honorific suffix for the rank of Lieutenant or Vice Captain

4. #4daisanseki

   Keys: sanseki, daisanseki

   suffix meaning Third Seat (Officer)

5. #5daiyonseki

   Keys: daiyonseki, yonseki

   suffix meaning Forth Seat (Officer)

6. #6daigoseki

   Keys: daigoseki

   -daigoseki is the suffix meaning 5th Seat (Officer)

7. #7dairokuseki

   Keys: dairokuseki

   -dairokuseki is the suffix meaning 6th Seat (Officer)

8. #8dainanaseki

   Keys: dainanaseki

   -dainanaseki is the suffix meaning 7th Seat (Officer)

9. #9daihachiseki

   Keys: daihachiseki

   -daihachiseki is the suffix meaning 8th Seat (Officer)

10. #10daikyūseki

    Keys: daikyūseki

    -daikyūseki is the suffix meaning 9th Seat (Officer)

11. #11daijūseki

    Keys: jūseki, daijūseki

    the suffix meaning Tenth Seat (Officer)

12. #12daijūniseki

    Keys: daijūniseki

    -daijūniseki is the suffix meaning 12th Seat (Officer)

13. #13daijūsanseki

    Keys: daijūsanseki

    -daijūsanseki is the suffix meaning 13th Seat (Officer)

14. #14daijūyonseki

    Keys: daijūyonseki

    -daijūyonseki is the suffix meaning 14th Seat (Officer)

15. #15daijūgoseki

    Keys: daijūgoseki

    -daijūgoseki is the suffix meaning 15th Seat (Officer)

16. #16daijūichiseki

    Keys: daijūichiseki

    -daijūichiseki is the suffix meaning 11th Seat (Officer)

17. #17daijūrokuseki

    Keys: daijūrokuseki

    -daijūrokuseki is the suffix meaning 16th Seat (Officer)

18. #18daijūnanaseki

    Keys: daijūnanaseki

    -daijūnanaseki is the suffix meaning 17th Seat (Officer)

19. #19daijūhachiseki

    Keys: daijūhachiseki

    -daijūhachiseki is the suffix meaning 18th Seat (Officer)

20. #20daijūkyūseki

    Keys: daijūkyūseki

    -daijūkyūseki is the suffix meaning 19th Seat (Officer)

21. #21dainijūseki

    Keys: dainijūseki

    -dainijūseki is the suffix meaning 20th Seat (Officer)

22. #22sensei

    Keys: sensei

    -sensei is an honorific suffix used for teachers and masters of trades or vocations such as art or medicine.

23. #23senpai

    Keys: senpai, sempai

    -senpai or -sempai is a polite suffix used to refer to a more senior colleague.

24. #24kōhai

    Keys: kohai, kōhai

    -kōhai is a polite suffix used to refer to a junior colleague.

25. #25sama

    Keys: sama

    -sama is an honorific suffix used when addresssing nobility or anyone of much higher social status. It is also used when referring to/addressing divine entities, guests or customers.

26. #26dono

    Keys: dono

    -dono is a polite suffix is used by nobility and higher ranking officials to address people of roughly equal social or professional status. This is less homorific than -sama.

27. #27tasuki

    Keys: tasuki

    tasuki is a cord or ribbon used to hold back the sleeves of a kosode, kimono, or other wide sleeved garment. It ties over one shoulder and crasses the shoulder blades in an 'x'.

28. #28yukata

    Keys: yukata

    Yukata is a robe-like garment with full sleeves that opens down the front and is held closed with an obi. They can be casual lounge wear or made for outer wear and are worn by both genders. They are less formal than kimono or monstuki + hakama.

29. #29Obi

    Keys: Obi

    Obi are any sort of cloth wrap worn with hakama, yukata, or kimono to keep the clothing tied together properly. Saya or sword sheaths are often stuck through the obi to hold the weapon also.

30. #30Hakama

    Keys: hakama

    Hakama are pleated pants with wide legs that look like almost like a skirt. They have ties on the front and back waist panels that cross over the body to fasten. The sides of the pants are open exposing hip and upper thigh unless a garment such as a kosode or juban is tucked into them or other under garments are worn.

31. #31Kosode

    Keys: kosode

    Kosode are hip or thigh length kimono style robes. They are worn tucked into hakama as part of a shihakusho uniform. They can have wide sleeve or be sleeveless. The armpit area is left unsewn for ventilation. A inside tie and obi keep the garment shut.

32. #32Juban

    Keys: Juban, hanjuban

    A juban is a type of shirt worm under an upper garment like a kosode, kimono or montsuki. Plain juban can be worn as an undergarment as is the case with shihakusho uniforms. A hanjuban or half Juban is a shorter, waist length version.

33. #33Shitagi

    Keys: shitagi

    Shitagi is the term for traditional Japanese undergarments, particularly the under shirt when referring to shihakushō.

34. #34Fundoshi

    Keys: fundoshi

    A fundoshi is traditional Japanese undergarment for the lower body made by twisting or wrapping a long wide cloth around the hips and pulling the excess between the legs and over the waist area to create a front flap.

35. #35Geta

    Keys: geta

    Geta are traditional Japanese sanda resembling a flip-flop with a flat wooden base elevated by two vertical wooden blocks, which keeps the foot raised above the ground. They are held on the foot with a fabric thong

36. #36Waraji

    Keys: waraji

    Waraji are a traditional Japanese woven grass sandal that ties across the foot and around the ankle.

37. #37tabi

    Keys: tabi

    Tabi are traditional Japanese socks with the toe split into two for wearing with sandals that have a thong beween the toes.

38. #38zori

    Keys: zori

    Zori are thonged Japanese sandals made of rice straw, cloth, lacquered wood, leather, ect., They are similar to flip-flops.

39. #39Samue

    Keys: samue

    Samue is a set of casual outerwear (usually cotton) consisiting of ankle length, drawstring pants and a hip length kimono style top with loose 3/4 to full length sleeves. The top has inner and outer ties to fasten it shut.

40. #40Jinbei

    Keys: jimbei, jinbei

    Jinbei Samue a casual set of outerwear (usually cotton) consisiting of knee length, drawstring pants and a hip length wrap kimono style top with loose half or short sleeves. The top and and inner and outer tie to fasten it shut. The shoulder seams are loosely sewn with yar for ventilation.

41. #41Hamon

    Keys: hamon

    Hamon is the pattern on the blade of a traditional Japanese sword such as a katana, wakizashi, tachi, ect. that is made by tempering the blade.

42. #42Tsukamaki

    Keys: tsuka ito, tsukamaki

    Tsukamaki is the cotton, silk or sometimes leather string wrapping on the hilt of a traditional Japanese sword such as a katana, wakizashi, tachi, ect.

43. #43Tsuba

    Keys: tsuba

    The tsuba is the hand guard between the blade and grip of a traditional Japanese sword such as a katana, wakizashi, tachi, ect. They are often decorative.

44. #44Kashira

    Keys: kashira

    The Kashira is the pommel or butt end of a traditional Japanese sword such as a katana, wakizashi, tachi, ect.. All zanpakutō have a symbol on the kashira of their sealed weapon to preform konsō (soul burial) with.

45. #45Tsuka

    Keys: tsuka

    The tsuka is the grip or handle of a katana, wakizashi, tanto, tachi, or odachi sword

46. #46Bohi

    Keys: bohi, bo-hi

    The bohi is the fuller or groove that runs the length of a traditional Japanese sword such as a katana, wakizashi, tachi, ect.

47. #47Shinogi

    Keys: shinogi

    The shinogi is the raised ridge line along the blade of a traditional Japanese sword such as a katana, wakizashi, tachi, ect.

48. #48Saya

    Keys: saya

    A saya is the name for the sheathe of a traditional Japanese sword such as a katana, wakizashi, tachi, ect.

49. #49Sageo

    Keys: sageo

    The sageo is the cord attached to the saya or sheathe of a traditional Japanese sword that is used to create a strap to hang the weapon from one's shoulder or obi.

50. #50hime

    Keys: hime

    -hime is the Japanese honorific that means 'princess'.

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