治

politics

self-government

politician

municipality

Meiji era (1868.9.8-1912.7.30)

political

public order

(medical) treatment

rule

Ministry of Home Affairs (1960-2001)

local authority

local (governmental) autonomy

political offense

attending physician

to cure

political strength

autonomy

complete recovery

river management

party politics

extermination

complete recovery

clinical trial

constitutional state

to get better

parliamentarism

incurability

political organization (organisation)

method of treatment

healing

recovery

early treatment

forest conservation

rough-and-ready (medical) treatment

constitutional government

trusteeship

dictatorship

mandate

civil administration

Dongzhi era (of emperor Muzong of Qing; 1861-1875)

Daiji era (1126.1.22-1131.1.29)

internal affairs

to be cured

to govern

politics

to start recuperating

erosion-control dam

rule

government

to manage a state

Genji era (1864.2.20-1865.4.7)

ruler

participatory government

peace and tranquility

Heiji era (1159.4.20-1160.1.10)

money politics

telepolitics

political career

political group

political system

political fundraiser

political process

political show

money in politics

political terrorism

certain cure

Shōji era (1199.4.27-1201.2.13)

Manji era (1658.7.23-1661.4.25)

direct administration by the government

under the rule of

Chōji era (1104.2.10-1106.4.9)

neighborhood council

territory

Tibet Autonomous Region (China)

semi-autonomy

political science

management of one's livelihood

the ruler

Tenji era (1124.4.3-1126.1.22)

autonomous county (of China)

political

politburo

office politics

Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region (China)

incurable illness

Jichi University

being under the rule of

political history

democratic government

political dynamics

autonomous prefecture

law-abiding society

(medical) treatment

self-governing dominion

Kenji era (1275.4.25-1278.2.29)

distrust of politics

political discourse

political scientist

Meiji University

Meiji period (1868-1912)

commune (of medieval Europe)

political system

biopolitics

politically correct

self-government

Palestinian Authority

public security operation

riparian works

political maneuvering

political organization

self-government

treatment efficacy

Songun

republican government

participation in politics

the "thirty-percent autonomy" of local governments

sovereignty

jig (tool)

political system

centrism

country with a constitutional government

political rally

to exterminate

power politics

power politics

political force

Meiji period (1868-1912)

the ruled

perceived security (as opposed to objective safety metrics)

realpolitik

association membership fees (neighborhood, residents, etc.)

Ministry of Civil Administration (under the ritsuryō system)

undergoing treatment (medical)

political reform

political activity

international politics

political intervention

politician (esp. one who works only for their own personal gain)

political sociology

political dialogue

Local Autonomy Act

representative government

Japan Association of Local Government Policy Studies

political funds

political fundraising party

political map

Eiji era (1141.7.10-1142.4.28)

Hijiyama University

back-room political dealing

clinical trial participant