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One cricket that is very popular in Japan is called matsu-mushi.

Bangkokpost.com : Breaking News 2009

Ma ei saa oodata 640 000 aastat, et yellowstonei matsu näha.

Jumper (2008) Ulmeguru 2009

Following World War II, the Forestry Agency of Japan promoted clear-cutting of the high-elevation conifer forests and replaced them with Japanese timber species such as sugi (Cryptomeria japonica) and Kara-matsu (Larix leptolepis).

Biological diversity in Japan 2008

Chansu ga gûzen otozureru made kôdô wo okosu no wo matsu no machigatteiru...

Slusho! Commercial Dennis 2007

Asa o matsu nami ni mi o makase modorenai basho o omotteru

ianthopia Diary Entry ianthopia 2005

Had she detected a malfunction in the Haka-matsu system?

Rama Revisited Clarke, Arthur C. 1989

He had that rare ability known to the Japanese as nariyuki no matsu, to wait for the turn of events.

The Miko Lustbader, Eric 1984

It is possible to translate the name Pining Wind because the same double meaning exists both in English and in Japanese: matsu means 'to wait' and 'pine tree.'

Matsukaze 1978

('A pine, one lone tree 'is matsu hito ki, which can also mean' the pining one comes. ')

Matsukaze 1978

For a couple of miles the men raced along a level track cut on the side of a hill that rose steeply on the one hand and on the other fell away precipitously down to the sea until they halted with a sudden jerk beside a wooden gateway with a creeper-covered roof on either side of which two matsu trees stood like tall sentinels.

The Shadow of the East