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Ensue | To happen after another event, usually as a result of it.
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Mortified | When you feel extremely embarrassed, ashamed, or humiliated, to the point where you feel like you could “die” from the awkwardness.
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Middy Blouse | A loose-fitting shirt for women or children that shows a unique sailor collar.
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Acclimated | Adapted to a new altitude, climate, environment, or situation.
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Suffocating | lacking air or oxygen to breathe, or feeling trapped and overwhelmed.
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Hierarchy | A system where people, items, or groups are ranked one above another based on status, power, or importance.
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Deferential | Showing or expressing respect and high consideration to a superior or an elder.
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Humiliating | To make someone feel ashamed/embarrassed as their self image or make them feel as their in a lower position.
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Manga | Manga is a Japanese comic book or graphic novel characterized by its right to left reading style.
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Yuzuru Hanyu | Yuzuru Hanyu is a Japanese figure skater and ice skating performer. He is a icon in the skating industry for his amazing skills, achievements, innovations, and gracefulness.
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Kimono | A Kimono is a long robe with wide sleeves traditionally worn on achievements, milestones, events, or festivals. |
Manju | A traditional Japanese confection made from a round, steamed or baked dough wrapper typically filled with sweet red bean paste
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Katakana | Katakana is an angular Japanese phonetic writing system used primarily for foreign loanwords, scientific terms, and emphasis
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Dais | a raised platform at the front of a room or hall used for speakers, honored guests, or a seat of honor.
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Tanko-bushi song- | Tankō Bushi is a traditional Japanese folk song originating from the coal mines of Fukuoka Prefecture |
Shamisen | The Shamisen is a traditional three-stringed, long-necked Japanese musical instrument played with a large plectrum called a bachi
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Hanabi | apanese word for fireworks, meaning fire and flower.
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Chockablock | chockablock means a place or space is completely full or packed tight with people or objects.
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Soba | Soba is the Japanese word for buckwheat, referring specifically to the plant, its seeds, and the traditional earthy noodles made from its flour.
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