日用品: 45 Terms and Phrases

• 日用品
• daily necessities
• daily needs
• commodity
• necessity
• Daily necessaries

• 日用品室
• Consumer Goods Office

• 日用品の供給
• The supply of daily necessaries.

• 生活用品・日用品
• Livingware and daily necessities

• 日用品供給の先取特権
• Statutory Liens for Household Items

• 日用品の値段が上がった。
• Daily commodities increased in price.

• 日用品、筆記具その他の物品
• Articles such as daily necessities, pens and erasers.

• 日用品や農具、織物や紙など。
• Products included everyday items, farming tools, textiles, and paper.

• 日用品売り場は何階でしょうか。
• What floor is the daily goods department on?

• 食料品（および日用品）を売る商人
• a retail merchant who sells foodstuffs (and some household supplies)

• 日用品が多く焼かれ江戸でも多く使われた。
• This area produced many pieces for daily use, many of which were used in Edo as well.

• 曲物は、古代より日用品として使用されていたといわれる。
• Magemono is said to have been used as a daily commodity since ancient times.

• あのスーパーに行けば、たいていの日用品は間に合います。
• If you go to that supermarket, you can buy most things you use in your daily life.

• 彼は贅沢品は言うまでもなく、日用品を買うのにも事欠く。
• He cannot afford the common comforts of life, not to mention luxuries.

• 鹿島は食料品や日用品を安く提供できる公営市場を増設した。
• Kashima increased the number of public markets to provide household goods and food at affordable prices.

• 日用品、文房具その他の留置施設における日常生活に用いる物品
• Daily necessities, stationery, and other articles used in the daily life in the detention facility.

• 日用品、文房具その他の刑事施設における日常生活に用いる物品
• Daily necessities, stationery, and other articles used in the daily life in the penal institution.

• 日用品、文房具その他の捕虜収容所における日常生活に用いる物品
• Daily necessities, stationary, and other articles used in the daily life in the prisoner of war camp;

• すると、神宝の中に、人間が使用するものと同じような日用品が多く含まれるようになる。
• Then, many everyday items similar to the ones used by humans were included among jinpo.

• 室町時代から桃山時代にかけて壺、甕、皿、徳利などの日用品を多く産出したのが始まりといわれる。
• This area manufactured lots of ware for daily use such as jars, pots, plates and sake bottles in the Muromachi and Momoyama periods.

• この商店街は地元では唯一のショッピング街で、日用品から勉強に必要なものまで一通り揃ってしまう。
• This shopping district is the only high street in the local area; it stocks the whole line-up from products for daily life to school study equipment.

• 日常的な暮らしの中で使われてきた手仕事の日用品の中に「用の美」を見出し、活用する日本独自の運動。
• The movement is unique to Japan in which 'beauty of necessaries' in daily necessities used for handwork in everyday life, are found and used.

• 主に日用品などに偽装したものと、他の武器に小さな刀身を仕込み二段構えの武器としたものの二種類がある。
• There are mainly two types; one disguised as a commodity, and a two-step weapon by fitting another weapon with a small blade.

• 食品、日用品を売るほかに、生活の中で必要なサービスを売り歩くもの、ある種の物品を買い歩くものも存在した。
• Besides the furiuri dealing with foods and daily necessities, there were peddlers who walked around to provide services necessary to daily life and buy certain types of goods.

• 自然現象・植物・動物・日用品などを図案化し、規則正しく幾何学的に繰り返すことによって文様を表すことが多い。
• Most of these patterns are a regular geometric repetition of a design of a natural phenomenon, plant, animal or daily necessity.

• 仏具（ぶつぐ）は、仏教の儀式で使用される日用品とは異なる特殊な道具、或いは僧侶などの聖職者が使用する装飾品の事である。
• Buddhist altar fittings are defined as special tools or accessories which are used by clergymen, such as Buddhist monks, on the occasion of Buddhist rituals and they are different from daily necessities.

• 成年被後見人の法律行為は、取り消すことができる。ただし、日用品の購入その他日常生活に関する行為については、この限りでない。
• A juristic act performed by an adult ward may be rescinded; provided, however, that, this shall not apply to any act relating to daily life, such as the purchase of daily household items.

• 近隣商業地域は、近隣の住宅地の住民に対する日用品の供給を行うことを主たる内容とする商業その他の業務の利便を増進するため定める地域とする。
• Neighborhood commercial districts are districts designated to promote the convenience to conduct commercial business and other businesses whose primary concern is the provision of daily necessities to residents of residential areas in the neighborhood.

• 被収容者には、前項に定めるもののほか、日用品、筆記具その他の捕虜収容所における日常生活のために必要な物品を貸与し、又は支給することができる。
• In addition to what is provided for in the preceding paragraph, detainees may be lent, or supplied with, the articles required for daily life in the prisoner of war camp such as daily necessities, pens and erasers.

• 酒屋の若い店員が各家庭に御用聞きといって、その日に必要な食料や日用品を注文を聞いて回り、あとから宅配するというサービスも一般的に行なわれていた。
• The so-called goyokiki service was provided generally in which a young shop attendant at a sakaya circulated its customers' houses, receiving orders of food and daily necessities for the day, and delivered them to the customers' houses later.

• また、日用品も、現代では多くが大企業の工場で作られるようになったが、その技術も、古くから培われてきた伝統工芸品の技術を応用して生産されているものが多い。
• Although many daily necessities came to be produced at plants of major companies presently, to the technique of production, the technique of traditional crafts accumulated from old times is often applied.

• 日用品の供給の先取特権は、債務者又はその扶養すべき同居の親族及びその家事使用人の生活に必要な最後の六箇月間の飲食料品、燃料及び電気の供給について存在する。
• Statutory liens for daily necessaries shall exist with respect to the supply of food and drink items, fuel and electricity for the most recent six months required for the household of the obligor or his/her relatives who reside with the obligor and whom the obligor is bound to support and the domestic servants of the same.

• 古い日用品を発掘しその制作のための技術を復活させ、無名職人による日用の美を世に広め、新しい日用品を制作し普及しようとした「民芸運動」にかかわるようになる。
• He joined the 'Mingei movement,' which aimed to discover old daily necessities and recover the skills to produce them, to promote the beauty of ceramics for daily use produced by unknown artisans, and to produce and spread new daily ceramic necessities.

• それよりもこれらに共通する刷毛目の立った薄手の塗り（特に五郎塗と呼ばれる）は、棗が本来日用品であった実態をうかがわせるものだろう（棗 (茶器)の項を参照）。
• On the contrary, thin lacquering with clear brush marks (specifically called as Goro-nuri), which is common among these works, suggests that natsume was originally a daily tool (refer to the item of natsume (tea tool)).

• 日本各地で、「ご当地～～」と呼ばれる土産品があるが、それらの日用品は、地域の自然や歴史、産業、伝統などに見合った製品を作ろうとしてきた地域の人々の工夫の賜物である。
• Each region in Japan has souvenirs called 'specialty of the region,' and such daily necessities are the result of efforts made by local people who tried to make products in line with local nature, history, industry and tradition.

• しかし低賃金で働く勤勉さと凄まじい生活力、地元経済に金を落とさない（日用品を日本から取り寄せていた）ゆえに疎まれ、カリフォルニアなどでは日系移民の排斥運動が起こった。
• However, they were disliked because of their fierce determination to survive as shown in their willingness to work for low wages and because they did not make contributions to the local economy (they imported daily necessities from Japan), which was part of the reason for a boycott against Japanese Americans in California.

• 柳、濱田、河井らは、当時の美術界ではほとんど無視されていた日本各地の日常雑器、日用品など、無名の工人による民衆的工芸品の中に真の美を見出し、これを世に広く紹介する活動に尽力した。
• Yanagi, Hamada and Kawai worked hard to find real beauty in the folkish handicrafts by unknown craftsman such as articles for daily use in various places in Japan that were almost ignored in the art industry at that time.

• 江戸時代から盛んになり「棒手振」・「棒手売」（ぼてふり）と呼ばれていて日用品の食材から生活必需品まで衣食住に係わる全てのものが売られており幕府の許認可を受け鑑札を持った物だけが営業できた。
• Monouri became popular during the Edo period as nicknamed 'botefuri' and dealt with almost anything that has to do with food, clothing, and housing, ranging from everyday foods to necessities of life; only those licensed by the bakufu (Japanese feudal government headed by a shogun) were allowed to do their businesses as monouri.

• 以上のほかにも、日用品の買い物代行や、子供の幼稚園や小学校への送迎など、様々な種類のユニークな事業があり、最近では同じタクシー事業といえども地域や事業者により、多角化の方向を示しているといえる。
• In addition to the above, there are various kinds of unique services including shopping for daily necessities on behalf of customers and driving small children to their kindergartens or elementary schools, indicating that taxi operators are diversifying their businesses into different directions depending on the area and the company.

• 地元で産出されるヒノキやサワラ (植物)の薄板を円形・楕円形に曲げ加工し、合わせ目を山桜の皮で綴じた側板に底や蓋を付けた器物で、日用品として飯器、弁当箱、茶道具、そば道具、せいろなどに用いられる。
• It is a container with a lid and base on its side made by bending a thin lumber of Japanese cypress or Japanese falsecypress produced locally into a circular or oval form, and by sewing its joint with the bark of Japanese mountain cherry; it is used as a rice cooker, lunchbox, tool for tea ceremonies and soba (buckwheat noodle) dish, and seiro (wooden frame holder with reed base used to steam food over a pot).

• しかし、釈迦の死後100年が経過すると、信者から寄付された最低限の金銭や日用品の個人所有の許可を求める一派と、戒律を遵守する保守派に教団が分裂し（根本分裂）、許可派では僧侶の三衣一鉢以外の金品の個人所有が認められるようになった。
• After 100 years had passed after the death of Shaka, however, monks were divided into two groups (fundamental schism), a group which requested permitting the ownership of minimum money and daily necessities that were donated by believers, and a conservative group which stuck to Buddhist precepts, and monks belonging to the former group were allowed to own money and other articles other than sanne-ippatsu.

• 「守貞漫稿」には食品以外にもほうき、花、風鈴、銅の器、もぐさ、暦、筆墨、樽、おけ、たき付け用の木くず、ざる、蚊帳、草履、みのかさ、植木、小太鼓、シャボン玉、金魚、鈴虫・松虫などの昆虫、錦鯉など日用品や子供のおもちゃ、果てはペットを商う振売も紹介されている。
• In addition to the food peddlers, the 'Morisadamanko' introduces other furiuri dealing with daily necessities including brooms, flowers, wind bells, copper containers, moxa, calendars, ink, barrels, tubs, kindling woodchips, baskets, mosquito nets, sandals, straw raincoats and hats, garden trees, small drums, soap bubbles, gold fish, insects such as bell cricket and pine cricket, varicolored golden carps as well as children's toys, and on top of that, pet peddlers are introduced.

• この話が島に広まると、同年7月22日、下里村の士族にして、以前は「下地頭」という旧吏でもあった奥平昌綱ら数名に率いられた島民約1,200名は、ある者は木棒、またある者は櫂、日用品の鈍器などまで手にして、口笛・法螺貝等を吹き鳴らしながら罵声を轟かせて派出所前に押し寄せ、四囲を取り囲んで投石を繰り返し、「下地を引き渡せっ」と迫った。
• When this story was spread to the island, with people who were Shizoku and also former officials, such as Shoko OKUHIRA in the lead, 1200 islanders with a wood stick, an oar or a blunt instrument for daily use in their hand, went to the police station whistling, blowing a trumpet shell or yelling, and they pressured the police station to 'hand over Shimoji' by surrounding the police station and throwing stones.

• 老中松平定信は、その著書『宇下人言』（うげのひとごと）の中でかなりのページ数を裂いて当時の醸造業界のあり方について触れ、「酒というものは値段が高ければ飲むことも少なく、安ければ飲むことが多い。民のために、物価の安定が望まれる日用品とはしょせん性格の違う商品である。多く入荷すれば多く消費し、少なく入荷すれば少なく消費するものである」と述べている。
• Sadanobu MATSUDAIRA who served as roju (a member of shogun's council of elders) wrote much about the sake-brewing industry of the day in his book 'Ugenohitogoto' (an autobiography of Sadanobu MATSUDAIRA), and he said: 'sake is not drunk much when it costs much. It is drunk much when it does not cost much. After all, it differs in nature from daily necessities for which the prices are expected to be stable for our people. The more that is in stock the more will be drunk, and the less that is in stock the less will be drunk.'

• 監置場留置者の自弁の物品の使用及び摂取については、第四十一条の規定を準用する。この場合において、同条第一項中「（次条第一項各号に掲げる物品を除く。次項において同じ。）」とあるのは「（衣類、日用品及び文房具並びに次条第一項各号に掲げる物品を除く。）」と、同条第二項中「前項各号に掲げる物品及び寝具」とあるのは「衣類、日用品及び文房具（次条第一項各号に掲げる物品を除く。）」と読み替えるものとする。
• The provision of Article 41 shall apply mutatis mutandis to the use and consumption of self-supplied articles by court-ordered confinement house detainees. In this case, the phrase '(except the articles listed in the items under paragraph (1) of the following Article; the same shall apply in the following paragraph)' in paragraph (1) of said Article shall be read as '(except clothing, daily necessities, stationeries, and the articles listed in the items of paragraph (1) under the following Article)' ; and the phrase 'the articles listed in the items of the preceding paragraph and beddings' in paragraph (2) of said Article shall be read as 'clothing, daily necessities, and stationeries (except the articles listed in the items of paragraph (1) under the following Article).'