Japanese martial artists and secret agents
Japanese military nobility
Tidal wave
Japanese strategic board game for two players (also known as Igo, and as wéiqí in China, and as baduk in Korea)
A dominating business figure, from the Japanese word for 'great lord'
Because of the many merchants who sailed to the East and the Pacific islands, we now use "tea" (Mandarin word for energy) as part of the English language.
Mandarin for energy
Chinese dress discovered by the Western world through colonization of Asian countries.
Type of martial arts
A form of martial arts
Chinese system usually used in structures and dwellings to ensure positive energy flow.
bean curd
Cantonese word for the Chinese cabbage
Cantonese dish of various vegetables, because it literally translates to “mixed pieces”
from the Cantonese word that translates to “stir fry”
from Taishanese, which is a stir fried noodle
a fruit; word of Cantonese origin
meaning “to be extremely enthusiastic about something” from Mandarin
a kind of tile game
