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- 01道road-way, street, districtThis kanji establishes the basic concept of a road or path for any journey.
- 02運carry, luck, destinyThe core meaning of carrying or transporting goods is central to this deck.
- 03電electricityModern transit relies on electricity for trains and communication systems.
- 04空empty, sky, voidThis kanji represents the sky, which is essential for air travel and airports.
- 05車carAs the primary symbol for a car, this is a fundamental anchor for transport vocabulary.
- 06送escort, sendSending items or escorting people involves the movement at the heart of logistics.
- 07転revolve, turn around, changeThis kanji describes the revolving motion of wheels and the act of changing direction.
- 08輸transport, send, be inferiorActivities like importing, exporting, and shipping frequently use this character.
- 09乗ride, power, multiplicationRiding a vehicle or boarding a train is a daily action for most commuters.
- 10港harborThis kanji identifies a harbor or port, the starting point for maritime transport.
- 11路path, route, roadSharing the reading 'michi' with 道, this kanji focuses on physical paths and routes.
- 12橋bridgeBridges are vital infrastructure that allow transport routes to cross over water or valleys.
- 13飛fly, skip (pages), scatterFlying is the core concept of aviation and modern air transportation.
- 14降descend, precipitate, fallDescending or getting off a vehicle is a necessary part of reaching any destination.
- 15航navigate, sail, cruiseNavigation and cruising across both the sea and the sky are covered by this kanji.
- 16鉄ironIron is the primary material used for constructing railroads and train tracks.
- 17輪wheel, ring, circleWheels are fundamental components of many vehicles described by this kanji.
- 18船ship, boatThis is the primary kanji for a ship or boat used in maritime transportation.
- 19駅stationEvery train journey starts at a station, making this a key term for commuters.
- 20便convenience, facility, excrementThis kanji refers to specific flight or shipping services as well as general convenience.
- 21旅trip, travelEssential for discussing travel, trips, and the people who embark on them.
- 22駐stop-over, reside in, residentCommonly seen on signs for parking lots and places to stop during a trip.
- 23往journey, travel, chase awayRepresents going toward a destination, often paired with the next card for round trips.
- 24復restore, return to, revertDescribes returning or reverting, completing the concept of a round-trip ticket.
- 25泊overnight stay, put up at, ride at anchorUsed to count overnight stays at hotels, inns, or even ships at anchor.
- 26艇rowboat, small boatSpecifically refers to small vessels like rowboats and small motorboats.
- 27舶liner, shipFocuses on large ocean-going vessels, cargo ships, and luxury liners.
- 28舟boat, shipA fundamental kanji for boats that serves as an anchor for many maritime terms.
- 29辞resign, word, termIntroduces expressions and formal words used for social and professional communication.
- 30乱riot, war, disorderDescribes states of disorder or disturbances that can occur within a society.
- 31絵picture, drawing, paintingUsed for pictures and illustrations found in books, maps, or instructional signs.
- 32貢tribute, support, financeRepresents the concept of contribution and providing financial support to a group.
- 33群flock, group, crowdUseful for describing groups, crowds of people, or herds of animals.
- 34敬awe, respect, honorA key kanji for expressing respect and honor toward others in formal settings.
- 35李plumMeans plum and is a common anchor for learning names and nature-related terms.
- 36酸acid, bitterness, sourDescribes sour flavors and is essential for discussing acidic substances in science.
- 37撲slap, strike, hitUsed to describe the action of striking, hitting, or eradicating something.
- 38頂place on the head, receive, top of headRefers to the summit of a mountain or the humble act of receiving a gift.
- 39稿draft, copy, manuscriptSpecifically used for drafts, manuscripts, and the process of professional writing.
- 40虚void, emptiness, unpreparednessRepresents the concepts of emptiness or falsehood, sharing a connection with the sky.
- 41駄burdensome, pack horse, horse loadThis kanji links horses to their historical role in transporting heavy loads and goods.
- 42垣hedge, fence, wallThis character represents the fences and walls that define boundaries along a travel route.
- 43鎌sickle, scythe, trickThis sickle kanji forms the name of the coastal destination Kamakura.
- 44乏destitution, scarce, limitedThis kanji describes the scarcity of resources or limited supplies sometimes faced on a journey.