skosh - a tiny amount of something derived from the Japanese word sukoshi.sensei - teacher, master, doctor, or any authority figure.sashimi - thin slices of raw fish served with a dipping sauce and wasabi.samurai - warrior style of sword used by a warrior.ninja - warrior or assassin trained in the martial arts person with great expertise in an activity/skill.miso - fermented bean paste used in Japanese cuisine.matsutake - a type of mushroom that’s considered a delicacy.kimono - traditional robe worn by people in Japan.karate - form of martial arts using hands and feet to deliver blows and block.karaoke - singing along with recorded music, translates as “empty orchestra”.judo - form of martial arts using leverage and holds.honcho - boss, leader, person in charge derived from Japanese term hancho.futon - low furniture piece functions as a bed when unfolded or a sofa when folded.emoji - digital image that expresses an emotion.dojo - location where martial arts are learned or practiced.bonsai - caring for miniature trees, translates as “tray gardening”.anime - Japanese style of animation discover words specific to anime.A number of commonly used English words we use every day hail from Japan. Some Japanese words that have been added to the English language actually originated in China and were used in Japan before they were adopted into the English language.
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