王土

おうど

royal or imperial domain

楽土

らくど

paradise

王道

おうどう

righteous government, just rule, kingship, rule of right, noble path

道楽

どうらく みちがく

form of gagaku performed while marching

着道楽

きどうらく

having a weakness for fine clothes

女道楽

おんなどうらく じょどうらく

womanizing, debauchery, philandering

道楽者

どうらくもの どうらくしゃ

libertine, playboy

食道楽

しょくどうらく くいどうらく

gourmand, epicure

道楽娘

どうらくむすめ

prodigal daughter, daughter of loose morals

極楽浄土

ごくらくじょうど

sukhavati (amitabha's pure land)

土手道

どてみち

causeway, land bridge, path on an embankment

山王神道

さんのうしんとう

Sanno Shinto (branch of Shinto formed in the Tendai school of Buddhism)

道楽仲間

どうらくなかま

companion in one's pleasures, companion in hobby activities

道楽息子

どうらくむすこ

prodigal son, wastrel son, son of loose morals

道楽仕事

どうらくしごと

work done for enjoyment (as a diversion), dilettante work

衣装道楽

いしょうどうらく

love of fine clothing, weakness for fine clothes, being extravagant in clothing

楽楽

らくらく

comfortably, easily

土御門神道

つちみかどしんとう

Tsuchimikado Shinto (synthesis of Shinto and Onmyoudou formulated by Yasutomi Tsuchimikado in the mid-Edo period)

山王一実神道

さんのういちじつしんとう

Sannou Ichijitsu Shinto (alt. name for Hie Shinto: a form of Shinto heavily influenced by Tendai)