土

plot of land

territory

earth

country

engineering works

Saturday

whole nation

natural features

(Japanese) National Land Agency

mainland

(wrestling) ring

foundation

local specialty or souvenir bought as a gift while travelling

soil

native place

earth and stones

last moment

sediment

earthenware

local specialty or souvenir bought as a gift while traveling (travelling)

archeological excavation (archaeological)

Saturday

edge of the ring

embankment

concrete

clay

nature of the locality

general (civil engineering and construction) contractor

in the earth

weekend

construction worker

pure land (esp. the Western Pure Land paradise of Amitabha)

Jōdo Shinshū (offshoot of the Jōdo sect)

indigenousness

artifact

Turkey

dirt floor

entrance procession of wrestlers into the ring

scorched earth

red clay

Pure Land sect (of Buddhism)

downpour

storehouse with thick (earthen) walls

frozen soil

fudoki

top soil

native

Saturn (planet)

present (brought by a visitor)

sandbag

embankment (for road, railway, etc.)

earthen figure

loess

to die

to die

great burdock sold covered with soil

to lose

glowworm

native

lowly IT worker

four realms (in Tendai Buddhism or Yogacara)

mainlander

Turkey

keeping soil in good condition

surface soil

subsoil

locals

Saturday, Sunday and Monday

soil for horticulture

draft (of a document)

lower world

soil moisture

Friday and Saturday

continental United States

prefectural land

soil texture

earthwork

site where an artifact was unearthed

hard-packed dirt (clay, gravel, etc.) floor

Japan proper (sometimes excluding the Ryukyu islands and other remote islands)

burial

Friday, Saturday and Sunday

the whole nation

pure land

mainland China

National Land Use Planning Act

barium oxide

groundwork

western lands (China, India, etc.)

with shoes on

mainland dialects (of Japanese, as opposed to the Ryukyu languages)

earth cut

gloss

mud pie

national land planning

clay doll

remote region

Tosa (former province located in present-day Kochi Prefecture)

soil

seats immediately in front of the stage (e.g. in kabuki)

former property or territory

earth god

American Indian

Thursday, Friday and Saturday

white clay

borrowing pit (in flood prevention)

earth taken from elsewhere and placed atop

each locality

civil engineering and construction

cornerstone

language of the natives

retaining wall

covered with soil (of vegetables, etc.)

undefeated record

upper parterre (e.g. in a kabuki theatre)

earth dug out of a construction site

clay face (made like a mask or as a decoration)

you are what you eat

decisive mainland battle (land battle envisioned late in World War II)

adding soil to a flowerbed

ends of the earth

souvenir

causeway

land use

indigenous people

bare ground revealed by melting snow

Tosa school of Japanese painting (Muromachi-late Edo period)

introducing foreign topsoil to one's land (to improve soil quality)

realm

land expropriation

geomancy

compost

Azuchi period (first half of the Azuchi-Momoyama period, 1568-1582)

paradise

Southern Kuril Islands (administered by Russia, claimed by Japan)

landscapes homogenized due to increased suburbanization

land reform

royal or imperial domain

public works

earth form of "good luck" character

to die

souvenir

Tue-Thurs-Sat

construction work

to cover with earth

to level the ground

civil engineering

tales of one's travels

land taxation system

avalanche of earth and rocks