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Kaioken is written 界王拳 (kaiōken) in Japanese, the name of the power multiplying technique from the Dragon Ball series.

In Japanese, the phrase for ‘ingat’ is 気をつけて. 気をつけて is used to tell someone to be careful or to stay safe.

The English phrase “I always come back” is translated into Japanese as 私はいつも戻ってくる.

The English phrase “school uniform” can be translated into Japanese as 制服 or 学生服. Both terms refer to the uniform items worn by students in a school.

宇治 (Uji) is the Japanese name for a city located in Kyoto Prefecture, Japan.

The English phrase “calendar” is translated into Japanese as カレンダー (karendā), 暦 (koyomi) or 暦法 (rekihō) depending on the context.

The English phrase “lunch box” is translated into Japanese as 弁当箱. 弁当箱 refers to the physical container used to carry a meal from home to work or school.

Prison in Japanese is expressed as 刑務所. All provided terms refer to a place of long-term confinement for those convicted of serious crimes.

The Japanese phrase for nine o’clock is 9時. 9時 refers to the start of the tenth hour.

The English phrase “creative writing” is translated into Japanese as 創作文. 創作文 refers to written texts which fall outside the bounds of normal texts.