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Society Set

Public Places

Public Places gives you 44 kanji for public places and services.

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The deck gives you a manageable path through public places and services without extra detours.

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  1. 01public, prince, officialThis kanji represents the "public" nature of shared spaces like parks.
  2. 02private, I, meIt defines "private" institutions often contrasted with public city services.
  3. 03going, journey, carry outThis kanji helps form the word for a bank within the city.
  4. 04market, city, townThis is the primary kanji for a "city" where most public facilities are found.
  5. 05ward, districtIt marks administrative "wards" or districts within a larger city.
  6. 06prefectureThis kanji represents the regional "prefecture" level of government organization.
  7. 07Inst., institution, templeThis suffix names large institutions like hospitals or clinics.
  8. 08bureau, board, officeIt identifies a specific government "bureau" or local service office.
  9. 09exam, school, printingThis is the essential kanji for any "school" building or campus.
  10. 10store, shopIt labels the "shops" and commercial stores found along public streets.
  11. 11ill, sickThis kanji for "sick" is used to write the word for a hospital.
  12. 12silverIt means "silver" and names the bank where people manage money.
  13. 13harborThis kanji represents a "harbor" or port where ships arrive and depart.
  14. 14map, drawing, planIt refers to a map or plan and marks the word for a library.
  15. 15building, mansion, large buildingThis kanji describes a large public "building" such as a museum or library.
  16. 16park, garden, yardIt is the standard kanji for a public "park" or garden area.
  17. 17stationThis kanji represents the train "station" found at the heart of most cities.
  18. 18government officeIt denotes a central government "office" or administrative building.
  19. 19mail, stagecoach stopThis kanji specifically relates to the "mail" and postal services.
  20. 20signature, govt office, police stationIt identifies government offices like the police station or tax office.
  21. 21income, obtain, reapThis kanji relates to income and storing goods within public systems.
  22. 22vice-, assistant, aideIt marks assistant roles or supplementary materials used in public administration.
  23. 23help, rescue, assistUse this for public aid workers and the general act of providing assistance.
  24. 24mould, type, modelThis kanji describes models, types, and standard patterns used in public structures.
  25. 25climate, season, weatherIt covers public candidates and the shared seasonal weather we all experience.
  26. 26exist, suppose, be aware ofThis helps describe the existence of public institutions or being aware of others.
  27. 27stern, strictness, severityIt represents the strict rules and high security often found in public buildings.
  28. 28proclaim, say, announceLook for this in public announcements, declarations, and advertisements around town.
  29. 29director, official, govt officeThis kanji links to government officials, librarians, and the administration of justice.
  30. 30abandon, throw away, discardIt relates to discarding waste or the public act of abstaining from a vote.
  31. 31fold, break, fractureThis describes a public opportunity or the traditional art of origami.
  32. 32packed, close, pressedIt captures the feeling of a packed train or a space filled with people.
  33. 33recommend, mat, adviseUse this for public recommendations or advice given in formal contexts.
  34. 34purport, gist, eleganceIt describes the general gist or public interest behind various activities.
  35. 35rot, decay, sourThis kanji refers to the decay of materials or corruption in public systems.
  36. 36affinity, relation, connectionIt represents the social relations and connections that bind a community together.
  37. 37provisions, food, breadThis essential kanji covers food provisions and the basic bread of life.
  38. 38disclose, open, sayIt relates to public enlightenment and the open disclosure of information.
  39. 39industriousnessThis represents the industriousness and diligent effort found in a working society.
  40. 40crown, best, peerlessIt marks ceremonial occasions like weddings and funerals that shape social life.
  41. 41deceit, cheat, delude欺 represents deceit and fraud, focusing on the legal rules and safety standards of public society.
  42. 42squad, corps, unit班 describes squads or units, identifying the organized groups of staff and students often found in public facilities.
  43. 43mention, state, speak述 is used for stating or mentioning facts, which is essential for reading official announcements and signs in public areas.
  44. 44姿figure, form, shape姿 refers to the figure or appearance of people as they move through and interact with public spaces.
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