Kanji 15

You see a bend in the soil, but then realize it's a cow.

You see a cow on human legs. It looks like your previous girlfriend.

With an upside down box on your head and soil in your mouth, you measure the circumference.

It takes you a week to walk around the circumference.

One upside down box can contain all soil twice.

A thread is just a short thread with a small bit extra.

You hang just two pieces of clothing on the line such that they become dry more quickly.

At noon, light bends to dry everything in sight.

If you don't have enough threads to make clothes in winter, it will be your end.

You are a simple man, owning ten insignificant rice paddies.

To wage war, all you need is a simple spear.

Bring your sword, put a hook on your claw, and you'll be ready for some conflict.

Privately, you think no organ is more beautiful than the mouth. You put it on a pedestal.

You begin to realize that you always put women on a pedestal.

Three times a person makes three people.

When three people see the sun, you know it's springtime.

Animal legs don't care whether a piece of land is private or public.

Long kimonos, from the soil to your mouth those clothes reach.

You like being enclosed in your long kimono when walking in the park.

If you open a gate, the gate is open.