(n) classical music
(n) classicist
classical scholar
(n) Japanese classical musical instruments
(n) classical theatre
classical theater
(n) the classical period
(n,adj-no) classicism
(n,adj-no) classical literature
(n) classical mechanics
(n) secondhand store
(n) old friend
(n) having something of the old-time samurai about one
(n) (as opposed to those compiled later) ancient fudoki compiled by imperial order in 713 CE
(n) antiques dealer
(n) Tumulus period (of Japanese history)
(v5s) to say repeatedly (often by many people)
to say over and over again
(n) archeologist
archaeologist
(n) a row of training matches with the same opponent (sumo)
(v5s,vt) to wear out (something)
(v5s,vt) to have long in use
(exp) Men seldom live to be seventy (Du Fu (c.712-c.770))
Few people live to be seventy
(v5r) (uk) to have much trouble
to have a hard time
to not know how to handle
(n-t) from (since) ancient times
from time immemorial
(n) neoclassicism
(n) Suiko period (i.e. the Asuka period, esp. under the reign of Empress Suiko, approx. 592-628 CE)
(n) eternally unchanging
(n) permanence
immortality
eternity
(n) everlasting
unchangeable
immortal
(n) remote antiquity
ancient times
the remote past
(ateji) (n,vs) whirl of busyness
humming with activity
bustling activity
(n,n-adv) all times and places
everywhen and everywhere