There are no aspirated consonants in Japanese.

An aspirated consonant is a sound that is pronounced with a strong exhalation.

I plan to go to a concert tonight.

Syllabic characters are an important tool for expressing words.

He is good at playing the chromatic scale on the piano.

He is interested in the study of Onmyodo.

He perfectly memorized the fifty sounds.

A lateral consonant, or 'sokumenon', is a type of consonant produced with the sides of the tongue.

A coronal consonant, or 'ぜっちょうおん', is a type of consonant that is pronounced using the tip or the upper part of the tongue.

A glottal sound is a sound that is produced when the glottis is closed.