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In the last class I taught I teach infrequently, so I get to think a lot about it between occasions, I taught the three standard openings to yokomen uchi, which is a sideways strike to the head, cousin to the roundhouse or a hook.

Another Aikido Story James Killus 2007

One evidence of this control is furnished in the establishment of an office called uchi-tsu-miyake in addition to the chinju-fu already spoken of.

A History of the Japanese People From the Earliest Times to the End of the Meiji Era Dairoku Kikuchi 1886

He works in the company, "uchi," for his entire life, bringing about congenial human relations between the worker and his employer.

The Japanese—Still Unknown 1979

Restricted by the concept of "uchi" (house), the Japanese have not been westernized in the sense of adopting a community life, something which is individualistic and social.

The Japanese—Still Unknown 1979

By "uchi" (inside), one can understand the entity of a family as a relationship without any fences, separated only from the outside world.

The Japanese—Still Unknown 1979

In the phenomena of our daily life we understand "uchi" (house) as "uchi" (inside).

The Japanese—Still Unknown 1979

You cannot find in the European or American languages such a word which designates the difference between "uchi" (inside) and "soto" (outside).

The Japanese—Still Unknown 1979

Mr. Ben Ali banned Ennahdha in 1992, sending its leader, Rachid Ghanno uchi, into London exile.

Tunisia and the Arab Street 2011

Oni wa soto, fuku wa uchi (devils out, fortune in)

Vitro Nasu » 2008 » February 2008

Oni wa soto, fuku wa uchi (devils out, fortune in)

Setsubun 2008