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You’ve got to really “stick” it in?
連木で腹を切る (Rengi de hara wo kiru; “To cut one’s belly with a wooden pestle”) Definition: An impossible event or task. By extension, attempting to achieve the impossible. Attempting a task that is as daunting as slicing one’s belly open with … Continue reading
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Tagged Baba Yaga, 腹を切る, harakiri, impossible, Iroha karuta, mortar and pestle, 擂粉木
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