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ridge between fields; water's edge; alongside
Kanji 1713

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Synopsis

Find out how the Japanese use a ridge between rice fields metaphorically to represent other objects. Learn to say all of the following: “Today we plan to stay at the riverside hotel,” “Many flowers are blooming on the riverbank,” “The English capital, London, is on the Thames,” “The old church by the lake is very beautiful,” and “He gave us a tour around the lake.”

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Cover of essay 1713 on 畔 (ridge between fields; water's edge; alongside)
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