sugi

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

Of great significance to the area is the presence of indigenous Japanese cedar Cryptomeria japonica, known colloquially as 'sugi'.

Yakushima (Yaku-Island), Japan 2008

Rupa is being fed sugi, a small white grain, with water.

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Without mother's milk, Rupa is being fed sugi, a small white grain with water.

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Aishiteta to nageku ni wa, amari ni mo toki wa sugi te shimatta

2009 January « shattersnipe: malcontent & rainbows 2009

Aishiteta to nageku ni wa, amari ni mo toki wa sugi te shimatta

Viral Monday « shattersnipe: malcontent & rainbows 2009

Aishiteta to nageku ni wa, amari ni mo toki wa sugi te shimatta

2009 January 18 « shattersnipe: malcontent & rainbows 2009

"Ima mochi warattake, sugi no ji dayou, ore-tachi no jidai dakara na .."

thewhat Diary Entry thewhat 2007

* D-type verbs have a consonant stem (sC) and a vowel stem (sV) (e.g. sug.u/sugi, at.u/ate) The vowel stem is used whenever "available" (usually for MZ, RY and MR) and the consonant stem otherwise, but for some reason the RT and IZ consonant stems always take the post-vowel allomorphs.

languagehat.com: JAPANESE VERBS. 2005

Tsubamezato; the waterfall (Dangyo-taki) at Yuenimura; the mighty cedar - tree (sugi) before the shrine of Tama-Wakusa-jinja at Shimomura, and the lakelet called Sai-no-ike where the bateiseki is said to be found.

Glimpses of Unfamiliar Japan Second Series Lafcadio Hearn 1877