戸

Edo (shogunate capital; former name of Tokyo)

door (esp. Japanese-style)

water well

being at sea

number of houses

family register

detached house

door

glass door

earthenware

strait

door-to-door visit

open air

brink

wicket gate

(true) Tokyoite

one house

Kobe (city)

Edo period (1603-1868)

well digging

Tokyo style

open door policy

well water

all the houses (in an area)

rock door (to a cave)

official copy of the family register

sliding door

door

window screen

content-free chat

sliding door (esp. when removed from its frame and used for carrying things or people)

sliding storm shutter

house-to-house

thirty houses

main door at the front of a house

private house

head of a household

Mito (city in Ibaraki)

Ministry of Revenue (Tang dynasty China)

every house

front door

street (front) door

all houses

separate house

Hachinohe University

low-caste servants of public ministries (in the ritsuryō system)

swinging door

(heavy) drinker

horny drunkard

to shut a door

doorstop

you can't control what people say

you can't control what people say

people will talk

door between the rooms

semi-detached house

common well

dwelling unit (esp. in apartment block, etc.)

lattice door

(hinged) door

to open the door

small wooden door at the rear of a noh stage

every house

en plein air

native of Kobe

sash roller

low gate

rights accruing to the head of a household (according to laws now obsolete)

Kobe University

well curb

Toda Kogyo Corporation

well pulley

a well equipped with a pulley for drawing water

old unused well

Kobe beef

Vissel Kobe (professional football club)

gravity well (e.g. of a planet)

insatiable drinker

everyone drinks at least a little bit

national census

(separate) house

doorman

plot number

non-drinker

unsold apartment (usu. newly built)

true Tokyoite

(true) Tokyoite

top-hinged window shutter (often held open with a pole)

Little Edo

double sliding door

trapdoor

people will talk

deep well

fire door

each house

household with at least one member subject to taxation (ritsuryō system)

Ryukyuan mission to Edo

air-damper (e.g. in chimney)

to open the door (to the world, women, etc.)

Hachinohe Gakuin University

standard measurement for the distance between pillars in eastern Japan (approx. 182 cm)

runner (of a sliding door)

door

(pair of) wooden doors in the interior of a home

Edogawa University

doors and shoji (sliding doors with paper panes)

Kobe Yamaguchi-gumi (yakuza syndicate)

Hachinohe Institute of Technology

large flounder

to bust down a door

Imado ware (style of unglazed porcelain)

type of faceted glass from Edo

garden gate

Kobe Women's University

Ōedo Line

Edo dialect

Gate of the Celestial Rock Cave

Kobe Gakuin University

person who likes alcohol and sweets equally well

merry drinker

Edo dialect

back door

open door policy

door made of interlaced reeds, bamboo, etc.

storage room

to keep a fine house

Iwato Boom (economic boom of 1958-1961)

well roof

Kōbe International University

to be bewildered

corner room

Edo dialect

gateways and gardens

don't act all high and mighty just because you don't drink

rogue

Edo Senke school of tea ceremony

wooden door

Edo Bay

Edo geisha

Edo-period literature

well cleaning

gate money

one's official name

Family Registration Law

backdoor

Kōbe Women's Junior College

Kobe beef

Kobe College

well rope

Seto Inland Sea