ivy; evergreen climbing shrub or vine belonging to the Araliaceae family

Fujita (Japanese surname)

Kudō (Japanese surname)

Chinese wisteria; a large woody vine with purple flowers, often grown for decoration

Katō (Japanese surname)

Japanese surname; Satō

to track down someone or something by following clues; literally "to follow the vine to find the melon"

the stem of a climbing plant; cane used for weaving or as a flexible stick for physical punishment

a chair made of woven cane or rattan strips

Japanese surname

a common Japanese surname

Andō (Japanese surname)

Japanese surname

Japanese surname

The long, slender, and creeping stem of a plant, such as a grape vine or climber

Chinese wisteria (Wisteria sinensis), a woody climbing vine with purple or white flowers; also called [[紫藤|紫藤|zi3 teng2]]

the climbing vine that produces grapes

A sport originating in Southeast Asia that combines elements of volleyball, soccer, and badminton, played on a court with a net where players use only their heads and feet to move the ball.

the creeping or climbing stem of a plant; vine

A type of plant with stems that cannot stand upright and instead creep along the ground or climb on other objects by clinging or winding

Itō Hirobumi (1841–1909); Japan's first prime minister who served four terms; a key figure in the Meiji Restoration and the drafting of the Japanese Constitution; he led Japan's colonial expansion into Korea and was assassinated in Harbin.

A dark-yellow gum resin derived from certain trees of the genus Garcinia, used as a pigment and as medicine; the tree itself.

kudzu vine; the stalks of the [[葛|葛|ge3]] plant which entangle other objects while growing

Teng County in Wuzhou City, Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region

Fujii (Japanese surname)

Endo (Japanese surname)

General term for plants with long, slender stems that crawl along the ground or climb up other objects; includes both woody vines like grapes and herbaceous vines like morning glories

A shield made of woven rattan or cane, known for being lightweight and tough; historically used for defense in southern China.

Fujimori (Japanese surname); specifically Alberto Fujimori (1938–), former president of Peru

(botany) a tropical evergreen vine in the pea family; the roots contain rotenone and are used to make insecticides or to stun fish

Fujisawa (Japanese surname and place name)

Fujino (Japanese surname)

Japanese surname

to climb a steep and rugged mountain path by holding onto vines and bushes for support

sharing the same origin or interests; acting together in collusion or being on the same side

a large Japanese retail group and supermarket chain

a university that is a member of the Ivy League in the United States

The Ivy League; a group of eight elite private universities in the United States

a plant that grows by climbing or trailing along a support, such as a vine or creeper

a psychoactive herbal brew made from vines and leaves from the Amazon rainforest; ayahuasca

To drag out an affair or argument; to harass or annoy someone persistently; to be tangled up in complex details or messy connections.

to harass or annoy someone persistently; to drag out an affair or argument without reaching a resolution; to be indirect and messy in one's logic or behavior

The crawling or climbing stem of a melon plant; vine of various gourds and melons

a climbing plant with thin, tough stems used for making furniture and other items; cane plant

rosary pea (Abrus precatorius), a climbing plant whose toxic red seeds are often used for beads or in traditional medicine

purple-flowered climbing shrub in the pea family known for its long, drooping clusters of fragrant blossoms

an anemone clematis or mountain clematis, specifically the woody vine Clematis montana

an extremely poisonous woody vine of the family Loganiaceae native to East and Southeast Asia