徳

morals

vice

ethical

lack of virtue

great virtue

morals

virtue

repayment of someone's kindness

Greenland

fortune

womanly virtues

virtue

three primary virtues: valour, wisdom and benevolence (valor)

natural virtue

Tokuyama University

multipurpose knife

early-modern men's jacket resembling a haori

public spirit

the five virtues (esp. in Confucianism)

the unity of knowledge and virtue

Tokushima University (abbr)

national morality

The University of Tokushima (abbr)

the eight virtues

public morality

Tokushima University

Tokugawa period (i.e. the Edo period, 1603-1867)

economical product

moral influence

(types of) virtue

Gentoku era (1329.8.29-1331.8.9)

two-handed head twist down

immorality

national morality

learning and virtue

the House of Tokugawa

benevolent rule

immorality

economical

Shōtoku era (1711.4.25-1716.6.22)

Dai Nippon Butoku Kai (martial arts organization; 1895-1946)

Tokushima Prefecture (Shikoku)

Tokuji era (1306.12.14-1308.10.9)

Tokyo Seitoku University

Tokugawa forces

moral sense

personal morals

to practice virtue

virtue gained by practising Buddhism

moral philosophy

moral character or consciousness

double standard of morality

virtuous act or deeds

Chōtoku era (995.2.22-999.1.13)

knowledge and virtue

political morality

Tokuyama Line

virtuous

moral sense

principle of virtuous government

saintliness

virtuous

morally

virtue

sexual morality

morality

debt cancellation order issued by the Emperor or the Shogun (during the Muromachi and Kamakura periods)

Tokushima (city, prefecture)

having both (wide) knowledge and (high) virtue

Ōtoku era (1084.2.7-1087.4.7)

blessing

Tokuma Shoten (publisher)

virtuous person

the early bird catches the worm

Tao Te Ching (classic Chinese text by Lao Tzu)

Tokushima Bunri University

virtueless

the early bird gets the worm

undesirable state brought about by (my) lack of virtue

Tentoku era (957.10.27-961.2.16)

moralism

Montoku Jitsuroku (fifth of the six classical Japanese history texts)

public morals

martial arts

goddess of (lucky) directions

divine virtues

business morality

moral education

immoral

Tokushima Prefectural Police (abbr)

traffic ethics

moral education

argument from morality (for the existence of God)

being perfectly happy and prosperous

Tokugawa shogunate (1603-1867)

Kentoku era (of the Southern Court; 1370.7.24-1372.4.?)

corrupt politician

Ryotokuji University

Seitoku University

unscrupulous business practices

moral vacuum

Herrenmoral (master morality, as a philosophical concept of Nietzsche)

Ohatsu and Tokubei (lovers who committed suicide together in 1703)

moral law

sense of guilty pleasure

Tao Te Ching by Lao Tzu

moral influence

moral consciousness

ethics and morality

sense of morality

one's talent and virtue

virtues of Buddha

influence of great virtue

moral sense

moral hazard

morality play

moral philosophy

Eitoku era (of the Northern Court) (1381.2.24-1384.2.27)

Moral Rearmament

Yamantaka Vidya-raja

woman's virtues

morality police (e.g. in Iran)

fraudulent site

Japan Moral Education Society

Utoc Corporation

Jōtoku era (1097.11.21-1099.8.28)

Tokugawa Art Museum

all-purpose kitchen knife

crook

Tokyo Seitoku College

merit

corruption

having both (wide) knowledge and (high) virtue

Entoku era (1489.8.21-1492.7.19)

conventional morality

moral decadence (decline, corruption)

Shukutoku University

legal ethics

moral law

splendid virtue

Shitoku era (of the Northern Court; 1384.2.27-1387.8.23)

one's accumulated merit

benefit from ancestors' virtue

various virtues

Kangde era (of Japanese puppet state Manchukuo; 1934-1945)

uprising demanding debt cancellation orders (Muromachi period)

charity

to accumulate merit

virtues

shyster