家

state

politician

author

family

a family

home

farmer

specialist

painter

housework

household (electrical) appliances

critic

(one's parents') home

domicile

private house

household economy

furniture

rent

activist

researcher

director (of a film, play, etc.)

(national) government official

businessperson

house

artist

one's own house

cartoonist

head house

one's house

family planning

family court

house

one's (own) house

industrialist

calligrapher

novelist

master

domestic animals

rented house

within the family

head of a school (of music, dance)

state examination

nuclear family

rakugo story teller

family business

(my) wife

landlord

(home) tutor

housekeeper

historian

house where one was born

family lineage

running away from home

home economics

neighbouring house

occupant of a house

household account book

household belongings

for private or home use

large family

household economy

vacant house

house for rent

heirloom

your home

house building

house

private car

bungalow

samurai family

three branches of the Tokugawa family (Owari, Kii and Mito)

photographer

composer

whole family

vassal

musician

home economics

architect

royal family

court noble

religious leader

both families

household violence (esp. adolescent children towards parents)

The Tale of the Heike

capitalist

part-time farmer

one's specialty

hiding place

heavy smoker

National Public Safety Commission

domestic duck

row of houses

enterprising man

nationalism

branch family

head of family

old family

distinguished family

merchant

head of a family

layperson

inventor

tenant

house of an imperial prince

chief retainer

detached house

the road home

retainer

family positioned to accede to the shogunate

family crest

one house

three noble families (Kan'in, Kazan'in and Nakanoin or Koga)

one's family

social standing of a family

the said family

landlord

Senke school of tea ceremony

the eight early Japanese Buddhist sects

east player

whole family

Mountain School (of Song-period Tiantai Buddhism)

mountain hut

Fujiya (Japanese confectionary maker)

rural cottage

family of Shinto priests serving a shrine on a hereditary basis

the three Senke schools of tea ceremony (Omotesenke, Urasenke, and Mushakōjisenke)

one's father

state (sponsored) terrorism

home and country

Islamic state (state where shari'a law is enforced)

microstate

terrorist nation

master of the household

sharing household chores (between husband and wife)

family court

to establish a school of

run-down shabby house

each house

House of Windsor

tropical rat mite (Ornithonyssus bacoti)

's house

my house

House of Bourbon

working out at home

Sukiya (gyudon restaurant chain)

running away from home for a very short time

to go outside (the house)

to support one family

house for rent

non-dealer player