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[[Samurai]]s are '''Japanese''' warriors. That is why some of the items are renamed when playing as a samurai. The following is a list of those items with their Japanese names. | [[Samurai]]s are '''Japanese''' warriors. That is why some of the items are renamed when playing as a samurai. The following is a list of those items with their Japanese names. | ||
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Samurais are Japanese warriors. That is why some of the items are renamed when playing as a samurai. The following is a list of those items with their Japanese names.
English | Japanese |
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bamboo arrow | ya |
booze | sake |
broadsword | ninja-to |
flail | nunchaku |
glaive | naginata |
knife | shito |
lock pick | osaku |
long bow | yumi |
long samurai sword | tsurugi |
short sword | wakizashi |
throwing star | shuriken |
wooden harp | koto |
JNetHack
NetHack has also been fully translated to Japanese. The version is called JNetHack and it is based on NetHack 3.2.2. Besides all messages being Japanese, it features a new character class, the fighter.