coach (horse-drawn); carriage; wagon; cart
gear; cogwheel; cog (in an organization, company, etc.); cog in the machine
windmill; wind turbine; pinwheel (toy); windmill (toy); Clematis patens (species of climbing plant)
giving someone a ride on one's shoulders; shoulder wheel (judo)
water wheel; water turbine; hydraulic turbine; (arch.) violent wielding of weapons
ox carriage (for Heian era nobles); oxcart
to deceive with smooth talk; to wheedle; to give someone a snow job
to fall for (someone's smooth talk); to be taken in (by honeyed words)
baby carriage; perambulator; pram
to go wrong; to go awry; to go off track; to go out of whack
arrow wheel (decorative windmill on the pole on which carp streamers are raised)
empty conveyance; empty taxi; free taxi; having spaces available (of a parking lot)
to mesh (of gears); (fig.) to be in sync (of people, organizations, etc.)
to have one's own way (against all reason); to push through an unreasonable idea
perverseness; obstinacy; something unreasonable (like pushing a cart from the side (instead of from behind)); side wheel throw (judo)
impeller; (turbine) runner; vaned wheel
planetary gear; planetary wheel
(arch.) Inula japonica; (arch.) small cart; (arch.) small carriage; wheeled palanquin (with a castle-shaped box)
cornflower (Centaurea cyanus); bluebottle
sash roller; door roller; roller for a sliding door
carriage beautifully decorated with gold, silver, gems, etc., for use by Heian era nobles at festivals and like activities
traditional sea bream-shaped toy car
escape wheel (in a timepiece); pulley
portable shrine used to transport a sacred object
four-wheeled cart for moving heavy objects
not meshing (of people, organizations, etc.); not seeing eye to eye
planetary gear; epicyclic gear
portable shrine used to transport a sacred object
hanakuruma camellia (Camellia japonica var.)
kneecap; knee wheel (judo)
wheel tree (Trochodendron araloides)