Daihichiko: School No.7.
dame, dame: No, don't do it; Stop!
furo: Japanese-style bath.
go: A Japanese game of strategy played with black and white stones on a board marked with many intersecting lines.
gohan: Rice, a meal.
hakujin(s): Caucasian(s), white people.
Issei(s): First-generation Japanese immigrant(s) in America.
judo: A form of Jujitsu developed as a sport and a means of self-defense without the use of weapons.
kendo: Japanese traditional fencing, in which a bamboo sword is used.
Kibei: American-born person of Japanese ancestry, sent to Japan for formal education and socialization when young and later returned to U.S.
kokaido: Community hall.
naginata: A Japanese sword with a long wooden handle.
Nihongo: Japanese language.
Nikkei: A person of Japanese ancestry.
Nisei: American-born children of Japanese immigrants; second-generation Japanese American.
sembei: Japanese rice cracker.
shikata ga nai: There is nothing we can do; it cannot be helped.
shogi: Japanese chess.