A journey that involves traveling to a destination and then returning to the starting point, often used to describe travel for work or leisure.
The process of exchanging communication, including letters or messages, that involves sending and receiving responses between individuals.
Referring to both the outward and return legs of a journey, highlighting the complete cycle of travel from one place to another and back again.
Example:
往復ですか、片道ですか。
A physical action involving two slaps to the face, typically alternating between the front and back of the hand, often used in a playful or dramatic manner in Japanese culture.
A gesture that depicts a sudden and exaggerated response to someone’s actions or words, often highlighting shock or disapproval through the repetitive slapping motion.
An exaggerated form of reprimand or correction, where the initial slap is followed by a return slap using the back of the hand, symbolizing a humorous or theatrical expression of frustration.
A playful or humorous display of surprise or disbelief, achieved through the act of slapping someone in quick succession with the flat of the hand.