電光石火
den.kou.se-.kka
Literally: electricity – light – stone – fire
Alternately: A very short span of time. Alternately, incredible speed of motion. “Lightning-flash and sparks (struck from a stone),” as examples of things that happen quickly.
Notes: The parts can also be given in reverse order, 石火電光 (sekka-denkou). Apparently some people write sekka as 石下 (stone – down), but this loses the meaning of sparks and is an error.

So all the top results of the image search were for this oddly hamburger-shaped okonomiyaki. I’m sure there’s a perfectly reasonable explanation somewhere.
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