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We found 5 partial word matches, 1 name, 2 kanji, and 1 example matching '八代'
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は ち 2
Most common form: ８
numeric
eight  (捌 is used in legal documents)
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よ 1 よ 0
Most common form: 世
noun
world; society; age; generation
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八代
はちよ   Hachiyo   (surname)  
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八
ハチ   や    やつ    よう eight   
代
タイ   ダイ   かえる to replace, to exchange   かわる to be exchanged   よ the world   しろ substitute   
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弋
shoot
亻
ジン   ニン   ひと man   
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えどじだい
江戸時代
ちゅうき
中期
に
はち
八
だい
代
しょうぐん
将軍
とくがわ
徳川
よしむね
吉宗
は
あさくさ
浅草
、
あさくやま
飛鳥山
に
さくら
桜
を
う
植
え、
しょみん
庶民
が
はなみ
花見
を
たの
楽
しむ
こと
事
ができる
ばしょ
場所
を
かいほう
開放
しました。
In mid-Edo period the eighth shogunTokugawa Yoshimune had cherry blossom trees planted in areas such as Asakusa and Asukayama, opening them up as placed for common people to enjoy.
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