stomach; breadbasket; inner man; dietary needs
(disposable) shopping bag; carrier bag
to be out of patience; to be unable to put up with something anymore
all one's wisdom; (lit.) bag (full) of wisdom; the brains (of a group); the smart one; fount of wisdom
small pouch containing a paper charm or talisman
plastic bag; polyethylene bag
lucky-dip bag; grab bag; mystery package (with a variety of articles possibly worth more than the purchase price)
scent bag; sachet; scent gland
to attract someone with food
swimming belt; swimming float; life buoy; swim bladder; air bladder
box (built-in) for containing shutters
to throw down the gauntlet
chopstick envelope; chopstick wrapper; paper envelope in which chopsticks are presented
womb; uterus; pork or beef uterus, eaten grilled or raw
storage space above closet
eye bags; periorbital puffiness
breast; rounded part on the upper end of shamisen neck
sickness bag; sick bag; vomit bag; motion sickness bag
pastry bag; piping bag; decorating tube
rice-bran bag (used for scrubbing the skin when bathing)
fire box in traditional Japanese lantern
decorative paper envelope for giving New Year's gifts (usu. money given to children) and congratulatory gifts
paper bag for putting a present in
perfume pouch; incense bag; metallic scent ball (hung inside house, vehicle, etc.)
vacuum bag (used to make clothes, futons, etc. easier to store)
special envelope for monetary gifts
emergency bag; survival kit
(arch.) stomach; (arch.) intestines; (arch.) human being; (arch.) human body; poop bag; doggy bag
long sword cloth bag; bag for long swords
umbrella cover; umbrella case; umbrella bag
traveling bag; travelling bag
Coalsack Nebula; coal sack; coal bag
escape chute; survival kit; lifebuoy
rubber bag for collecting urine; urinary bladder
silk or leather container for paper handkerchiefs, medicine, toothpicks, etc.
clothing drawn as if were clinging to the breasts of a character
bonus paid to employees on occasion of a full house
bicycle bag; bag used for taking a bicycle on public transport
sack used to filter liquids (e.g. drinking water, etc.)
large cloth sack; baggy trousers (worn in the late-Edo and early-Meiji periods by samurai while practising)
light-weight gloves used in spring
to raise a girl is costlier than one would expect (like how a small bag can hold more than it seems); (lit.) small bag and young woman; young women are fragile and great care must be taken with them (just as with small bags)
to put new wine into old wineskins; to put new wine into old bottles
rice-bran bag (used for scrubbing the skin when bathing)
diplomatic bag; diplomatic pouch
to pour new wine into old wineskins; to give something unorthodox an orthodox presentation
sickness back; motion sickness bag
survival bag; bag filled with emergency supplies
bag for holding waka manuscript paper; vocal sac; pen-name of Fujitani Mitsue (1798-1824)
polyester bag for collecting volcanic ash
Penstemon frutescens (species of beardtongue)
hakama; man's formal divided shirt
reel for a spare bowstring