改

revision

reform

betterment

remodeling

revision (of a rule, price, etc.)

constitutional change

improvement

to change

election (for a seat or position at the end of a term)

repair

reformation

examination of tickets

structural alteration (of a building)

renewal

ticket barrier

reorganization

remodelling

reorganization

revision (of text)

agrarian reform

another time

alteration

name change

change

changing (something) for the worse

ceremonious

revised edition

renaming

reform and (or) abolition

another day

the New Year dawns

the New Year begins

revision

former (e.g. name)

to change

repagination

anew

change of era

to correct oneself

change of one's surname

census (Edo period)

new line

to start a new paragraph

newline character (either or both of CR and LF depending on system)

far-reaching amendment

revision

change

convert

bringing up to date

to rewrite

change in the law

revised law

reformer

change of name or title

party reform

Constitutional Reform Party (1882-1896)

reform bill

manipulation detection

reformist

shiku-kaisei city planning

to correct a fault

Taika Reforms (645 CE)

Taika Reforms (645 CE)

reform proposal

network restructuring

carriage return

democratic reform

reformer

to be renewed

loss of samurai status and confiscation of territory and property (Edo-period punishment)

market reform

land reform

revision of an instruction

changing one's registered seal

to improve upon

law reform proposal

political reform

personal reformation

re-drawing up (of family register)

administrative reform

tax reform

hard line break

cyborg

reforming

improved product

land improvement

tax reform

Tempō Reforms (series of government measures; 1841-1843)

replanting

price revision

work-style reform

remodeled car

newline character

revised edition (of a publication)

to revise an edition

point(s) for improvement

changing one's attitude or conduct and making a new start

reopening after renovation (of a store, restaurant, etc.)

regulatory reform

a man who has committed a mistake and doesn't correct it is committing another mistake

improvement work (construction)

reburial

repair work

Reform and Opening-up (Chinese economic policy)

economic reform

fundamental reform

judicial reform

Reformed Churches

time of year when television and radio replace programs (usu. spring and fall)

convert (e.g. to Buddhism)

educational reform

euphenics

ticket examiner (collector, inspector) (in a railroad station)

body modification

cabinet reshuffle

reshuffled cabinet

constitutional reform

automatic turnstile (ticket gate)

reorganization

inspection of tickets in the car (carriage)

calendar reform

economic reform

ticket gate

improved version

banking reform

racial eugenics

policy that forced Koreans under Japanese rule to adopt Japanese names (1939; abolished in 1945)

reform of the Japanese script

Land Improvement Act

financial reform

points of improvement

reform measures

proponent of constitutional reform

Enhanced Fujita scale (of tornado intensity)

reformism

improved strain

structural reform

reason for revision

to begin a new chapter

illegal tuning (of cars, motorcycles, etc.)

reform process

renewing oneself

administrative and financial reforms

New Japanese Bible

type of Japanese calligraphy paper

retranslation

selective breeding

an unsettled course of action

improved version

Administrative Reform Conference