Kyūjitai form of 伝道の書

certificate of value

identification papers; ID; piece of identification; identity document

birth certificate

travel documents

proof of qualification

place or building where stores public records; archive

reference book (book providing factual information)

a Romanization method of Japanese, combining the 標準式 (hyōjun-shiki) and 日本式 (Nihon-shiki) styles, that was adopted in 1937 by Cabinet order and slightly modified in 1954

"natural hair certificate": a certificate requested by some Japanese schools that affirm that a student's hair color is naturally not black, not straight, etc.