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1. • • to make an illegal copy of something in order to deceive people ～を偽造する She forged his signature. (Translation of forge from the Cambridge English–Japanese Dictionary © Cambridge University Press)
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   Was Kamigata a forger?

   • Ron Casey points out that there was no forger named Kamigata and that this name was used by the ISJP in its Monograph 17 to identify a group of forgeries that were being sold by the Kamigataya (Kamigata company). A forger by the name of Maeda Kihei was responsible for all the forgeries previously attributed to Kamigata.

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   What Japanese words have deeper meanings?

   • So, whether you’re learning to speak fluent Japanese, or you’re curious as to what deeper meaning you can find in life through the language, here are 21 un ique Japanese words with deeper meanings and their translations. 1. 幽玄 – Yūgen “Profound and mysterious beauty.”

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   How many forgeries are there in Japanese Philately?

   • In 2002, the International Society for Japanese Philately published a CD Rom and included all known forgeries as of that date with an estimate that there are 1800 different forgeries pictured. The study can be purchased from the ISJP on either the original CD Rom or a Flash Drive.

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   When did the Spiro Japanese forgeries come out?

   • The first comprehensive philatelic descriptions of the Spiro Japanese forgeries appeared in a series of articles titled the “Spud Papers” which were published in several English stamp periodicals between 1871 and 1881. Later these articles were combined and republished.

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   Who forged Japanese stamps?

   • In 1930, Yoshida Ichiro reported in the Japanese philatelic press that stamps of most exquisite workmanship were forged by an etcher named Kasahara, and it is thought that he made these skillful forgeries. These forgeries are also described in ISJP Monograph No .4 p 7-8.

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   Nov 2, 2020 · A forger by the name of Maeda Kihei was responsible for all the forgeries previously attributed to Kamigata. The Kamigataya was a Tokyo stamp- and book-business that, in the early 1890’s, sold forgeries of Japan, China, Shanghai, Taiwan and Korea that were prepared to order.

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   Use the Japanese dictionary to search for any Japanese word and get its meaning in many languages. We also provide example sentences, conjugations, kanji decomposition, pictures, and extended explanation for selected words.

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   • 幽玄 – Yūgen. “Profound and mysterious beauty.” This beautiful Japanese word is used in the context of a deep emotional response to a piece of art, like a Jackson Pollock painting, or nature.
   • 懐かしい – Natsukashii. “Bringing forth happy, poignant memories of the past.” Natsukashii is used in the context of an object, sense, or scene bringing back sentimental memories of the past that illicit a warm, poignant feeling within.
   • 金継ぎ – Kintsugi. “The art of broken things.” Kintsugi is used in the context of a broken object, like pottery, repaired with (traditionally) gold lacquer.
   • 侘寂 – Wabi-sabi. “Imperfect beauty.” In terms of Japanese aesthetics, wabi-sabi is a central concept to both the language and traditional philosophy. It comes from the teachings of Buddhism, Japan’s most popular religion alongside Shinto, about the transient, imperfect nature of life itself.

6. dictionary.cambridge.org › english-japanese › forgerforger in Japanese - Cambridge Dictionary

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   forger translate: 偽造者. Learn more in the Cambridge English-Japanese Dictionary.

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   ニンベン師, ニンベンし, 偽造者 are the top translations of "forger" into Japanese. Sample translated sentence: And, of course, he never talked about his past life when he was a forger. ↔ そして一度も偽造者だった過去については 話してくれませんでした

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   Japanese characters. → Japanese keyboard: Kanji (by strokes, radicals or pronunciation) & Hiragana, Katagana. → Hiragana keyboard to type the Japanese characters. → Katakana keyboard to type the foreign words with Japanese characters.

9. dictionary.cambridge.org › english-japanese › forgeFORGE | translate English to Japanese - Cambridge Dictionary

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   FORGE translate: ～を偽造する, 偽造（ぎぞう）する, 築（きず）く. Learn more in the Cambridge English-Japanese Dictionary.