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Kanji in News Headlines

Review 87 kanji chosen for the theme of news headlines.

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This deck turns news headlines into a compact practice corner inside the archive.

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  1. 01countryReporters cover matters of the country daily, making words like 国土 (territory) and 国境 (border) indispensable for readers.
  2. 02meeting, meet, partyNews stories track all sorts of meetings and associations, from gatherings of everyday members (会員) to formal political conferences (会議).
  3. 03in, inside, middleThis fundamental spatial anchor helps clarify whether an event happens in the middle or center of a larger situation.
  4. 04exit, leave, go outTracking exits and departures is a staple of journalism, especially when noting when someone leaves a country (出国).
  5. 05politics, governmentHeadlines dedicate significant space to the government and its politics, requiring learners to recognize critical terms like 政権 (administration).
  6. 06matter, thing, factArticles build narratives around specific facts and matters, often detailing the aftermath of an incident (事件) or a traffic accident (事故).
  7. 07oneselfDescriptions of personal initiative and self-defense (自衛隊) rely on this kanji to specify actions taken by oneself.
  8. 08see, hopes, chancesReporters continually examine the opinions and expectations that shape society, utilizing words like 見聞 (information) to discuss what people observe.
  9. 09deliberation, consultation, debatePolitical consultations and parliamentary debate generate constant coverage, highlighting the role of the legislature (議会) and its elected members (議員).
  10. 10people, nation, subjectsMajor events eventually impact the nation and its people, driving the discussion of core values like democracy (民主).
  11. 11departure, discharge, publishBreaking news centers on timely disclosures and public statements (発言), alongside routine announcements about train departures.
  12. 12party, faction, cliqueUnderstanding political dynamics requires tracking distinct factions and knowing who serves as the prominent party leader (党首).
  13. 13market, city, townLocal journalism keeps residents informed about their specific town, detailing changes in municipal policies or the downtown market (市場).
  14. 14business, vocation, artsEconomic segments analyze the daily performance of various businesses and broader shifts within a specific industry (業界).
  15. 15location, placeField reports always establish the exact physical location (場所) where significant community events unfold.
  16. 16goldCoverage of global wealth monitors the price of gold alongside broader developments in the modern finance (金融) sector.
  17. 17enter, insertBorder checkpoints and immigration policies frequently feature in headlines detailing who can legally enter the country (入国).
  18. 18elect, select, chooseVoters tune into the news during intense campaign seasons to see who the public will elect in the upcoming election (選挙).
  19. 19rice, USA, metreDiplomatic dispatches use this kanji to abbreviate the USA, while agricultural reports apply its literal meaning to track the price of rice (米価).
  20. 20power, strength, strongNews analysts measure the strength behind social movements and the raw power of collective human effort (力強い).
  21. 21tall, high, expensiveNews reports often use 高 to discuss high prices or tall structures.
  22. 22circle, yen, roundFinancial headlines rely on 円 to express monetary values in yen.
  23. 23surface, table, chartData-driven stories present charts and diagrams using 表.
  24. 24sutra, longitude, pass thruJournalists write 経 when covering the passage of time or the details of how events unfolded.
  25. 25traffic, pass through, avenueArticles about traffic, commuting, or communication systems typically feature 通.
  26. 26body, substance, objectHeadlines cover physical bodies, organizations, and concrete realities with 体.
  27. 27method, law, ruleLegal and political news depends on 法 to discuss laws, rules, and justice systems.
  28. 28system, law, ruleReporters use 制 to explain regulations, systemic changes, and new limits or rules.
  29. 29reign, be at peace, calm downTopics like public safety, government control, and medical treatments frequently incorporate 治.
  30. 30ward, districtLocal news specifies city wards and regional districts using 区.
  31. 31prefectureNational reporting organizes regional updates by prefecture with 県.
  32. 32relax, cheap, lowHeadlines address economic stability, public safety, and low prices through 安.
  33. 33teach, faith, doctrineStories on education, schools, and religious doctrines require 教.
  34. 34news, report, retributionThe very concept of reporting news and delivering information centers on 報.
  35. 35settle (debt, etc.), relieve (burden)Articles describe settled debts, finished negotiations, and economic relief with 済.
  36. 36borough, urban prefecture, govt officeNews from major urban prefectures and government offices frequently references 府.
  37. 37meadow, original, primitiveJournalists use 原 to discuss the root causes of events or nuclear power issues.
  38. 38mingle, mixing, associationDiplomatic relations, exchanges, and traffic intersections are all reported using 交.
  39. 39occasion, side, edgeInternational events and critical occasions at the verge of change involve 際.
  40. 40army, force, troopsHeadlines covering military troops, wars, and defensive forces rely heavily on 軍.
  41. 41judgement, judgment, signatureThe concept of judgment frequently anchors news reports on legal rulings like 判決 (はんけつ).
  42. 42faith, truth, fidelityStories about reliability and trust naturally rely on this kanji to form words like 信用 (しんよう).
  43. 43feelings, emotion, passionJournalists report on changing circumstances and information using terms like 情勢 (じょうせい) and 情報 (じょうほう).
  44. 44style, ceremony, riteMedia coverage of formal ceremonies and rites relies heavily on vocabulary like 式典 (しきてん).
  45. 45raise, plan, projectActions and projects planned by organizations are often described with the verb 挙げる (あげる).
  46. 46pedestal, a stand, counter for machines and vehiclesWeather reports tracking typhoons constantly use 台風 (たいふう) in their headlines.
  47. 47electricityDaily discussions on electricity infrastructure and phone communication require words like 電気 (でんき) and 電話 (でんわ).
  48. 48undertake, scheme, designBusiness sections frequently cover corporate plans and enterprises using words like 企業 (きぎょう) and 企画 (きかく).
  49. 49tax, dutyHeadlines analyzing national duties and tax policies rely on terms like 税金 (ぜいきん) and 税関 (ぜいかん).
  50. 50tailor, judge, decisionUpdates on legal judgments and court decisions heavily feature words like 裁判 (さいばん) and 裁判所 (さいばんしょ).
  51. 51ward off, defend, protectArticles concerning national defense and disaster prevention utilize vocabulary like 防衛 (ぼうえい) and 防災 (ぼうさい).
  52. 52polish, study of, sharpenScientific and academic breakthroughs are reported using the kanji for research in words like 研究 (けんきゅう) and 研究所 (けんきゅうじょ).
  53. 53border, boundary, regionGeopolitical reporting frequently discusses boundaries and borders with the term 境界 (きょうかい).
  54. 54standard, measureDiscussions regarding industry standards and regulations introduce vocabulary such as 基準 (きじゅん) and 規制 (きせい).
  55. 55art, technique, skillDevelopments in advanced techniques and resources bring this kanji to the forefront of technology sections.
  56. 56harm, injuryReports on injury, damage, and harmful pests require this character to build words like 害虫 (がいちゅう).
  57. 57admonish, commandmentStories regarding the police and public warnings share this kanji in words like 警察 (けいさつ) and 警戒 (けいかい).
  58. 58research, studyDeep academic study and research inquiries are captured by vocabulary such as 究明 (きゅうめい).
  59. 59bring up, grow up, raiseSocial issues surrounding child-rearing and education make words like 育児 (いくじ) common in daily papers.
  60. 60transport, send, be inferiorEconomic updates on global trade rely on this transport kanji to discuss exports and imports like 輸出 (ゆしゅつ) and 輸入 (ゆにゅう).
  61. 61defense, protectionHeadlines involving national security or public health often feature 衛 for its protection meaning.
  62. 62ring, circle, loopNews about climate and the environment frequently uses 環 as part of the word for environment, 環境.
  63. 63EuropeInternational news relies on 欧 to represent Europe in headlines and country groupings.
  64. 64stocks, stump, sharesFinancial reporting uses 株 constantly to discuss stocks, shares, and market fluctuations.
  65. 65skill, art, craftArticles about new developments use 技 to form essential words related to technology and skill.
  66. 66doctor, medicineHealthcare updates and medical breakthroughs depend on 医 to cover topics related to doctors and medicine.
  67. 67restore, return to, revertStories about rebuilding or returning to normal often anchor on 復 for its meaning of restoration.
  68. 68KoreaDiplomatic and regional news headlines use 韓 to refer to Korea.
  69. 69nucleus, core, kernelGlobal security and energy headlines frequently rely on 核 to discuss nuclear topics or central issues.
  70. 70guess, presume, surmiseInvestigative reports and updates on investigations use 察 for its connection to judging and sensing information.
  71. 71dissolve, meltEconomic headlines use 融 when discussing financial integration, loans, and dissolving barriers.
  72. 72price, cost, valueConsumer news relies on 値 to report on price increases and changing costs of goods.
  73. 73government ministry, conserve, omitPolitical and economic updates heavily feature 省 to refer to government ministries or efforts to conserve resources.
  74. 74old times, old things, old friendHistorical context and institutional transitions use 旧 to indicate former names, roles, or older systems.
  75. 75easy, ready to, simpleArticles discussing market changes or trade agreements employ 易 for its sense of exchange and simplicity.
  76. 76heal, cureMedical news covering treatments, therapies, and recuperation builds upon 療.
  77. 77happenstance, especially, intentionallyReports on equipment breakdowns or official explanations for incidents rely on 故 for its meaning of cause and circumstance.
  78. 78貿trade, exchangeInternational business and economic reports use 貿 constantly to cover trade and global exchange.
  79. 79entertain, revive, retrieveEntertainment headlines and stories about economic revitalization feature 興 to describe public interest and revival.
  80. 80government officePolicy updates and national news reference 庁 directly when talking about government offices and agencies.
  81. 81do, change, makeHeadlines use this kanji when discussing foreign exchange or things done for the benefit of a group.
  82. 82dew, tears, exposeThis character serves as shorthand for Russia in headlines and also describes the public exposure of secrets.
  83. 83disaster, calamity, woeReporting on natural disasters and national calamities relies on this kanji to convey the scale of an event.
  84. 84exchange, spare, substituteDiscussions about currency exchange or the replacement of leaders frequently feature this character.
  85. 85company, firm, officeAs a building block for society and companies, this kanji is a constant presence in business and local news.
  86. 86blessing, fortune, luckNews about social welfare uses this character for fortune to describe the overall well-being of the population.
  87. 87welfare, happinessThis character completes the term for welfare, making it a key component of headlines about public policy.
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