Haiiro (灰色),Gurē(グレー),Nezumiiro(ねずみ色) Meaning: Gray Romaji: Haiiro,Gurē,Nezumiiro Hiragana:はいいろ、ぐれー、ねずみいろ Katakana:ハイイロ、グレー、ネズミイロ Kanji:灰色、鼠色(ねずみ色) In Japanese, Gray is called Gurē or Haiiro. We use both terms equally, but we tend to say Gurē more these days. In the case of Gurē, hiragana is also written, but only katakana is used. Conversely, we use only kanji …

Please use it when creating your resume and CV! * YOB=Year of Birth, JC=Japanese Calendar, S=Shouwa, H=Heisei, R=Reiwa ESG=Elementary School Graduation, JHSG=Junior High School Graduation, HSG=High School Graduation, Coll. G=College Graduation YOB ESG JHSG HSG Coll. G AD JC AD JC AD JC AD JC AD JC 1943 S.18 1956 …

Shiro (白) Meaning: White Romaji: Shiro Hiragana:しろ Katakana:シロ Kanji: 白 White has an impression of innocence that is not mixed with other colors and has meanings such as purity, cleanliness, and holiness. Since white has no color, it is sometimes regarded as “nothing.” White can also mean no criminal charges …