(slang) person who lives outside of the major Japanese metropolitan areas (often in reference to hindered access to physical forms of cultural phenomena such as promotional events)

burakumin, member of a group of modern-day outcastes discriminated against based on their perceived linkage to Japan's lowest ranks of feudal outcast groups, place of residency or occupations. Often referred to as 被差別部落民 (hisabetsu burakumin, “discriminated burakumin”).

resident, inhabitant (of a particular area)

Kyūjitai form of 民謡 (“folk song (of the ordinary people)”)

the common people, commoners, the masses

Alternative spelling of 万民

a male given name

a republic, now only either the Republic of China or the Republic of Korea

(Internet slang, derogatory, offensive, with place name) suffix that indicates many 在(ざい)日(にち) (zainichi) live in the area

Kyūjitai form of 民国: republic