'she could cut glass with those nippons'
by Monsieur Nippon June 13, 2007
Its a chocolate covered snack a jack. and is really tasty. I dicovered it in Italy. nd it's very funny wen used in a question.
by wilko101 April 28, 2006
Also called Nihon.
Nippon/Nihon means Japan.
Nippon is the name of Japan called by Japanese people.
Kanji letter combination means origin of sun.
In my theory, the reading ways of kanji letters (=Chinese letters) in Japanese and Chinese are different.
Sound of "Japan" is transformed from Chinese way of reading when ancient time travelled long way from eastern Asia to Europe.
Nippon/Nihon means Japan.
Nippon is the name of Japan called by Japanese people.
Kanji letter combination means origin of sun.
In my theory, the reading ways of kanji letters (=Chinese letters) in Japanese and Chinese are different.
Sound of "Japan" is transformed from Chinese way of reading when ancient time travelled long way from eastern Asia to Europe.
by ramune nakayama December 20, 2007
I cant see any my favorites on Toky2020 tv. Only Nippon guys!
ur still watchn telly, doncha?
fine by me. they look awsome in any costumes anol!
ur still watchn telly, doncha?
fine by me. they look awsome in any costumes anol!
by Tokyo20=21 August 13, 2021
Nippon is the name Japanese call their country: often used as a war cry exactly the same like "USA" calls in sports games.
It should be noteworthy that usually peace-loving Japanese would prefer to call their country "Nihon", because during WW2 they were forced to call their homeland "Dai-Nippon-Teikoku" that means Great Imperial Japan.
It should be noteworthy that usually peace-loving Japanese would prefer to call their country "Nihon", because during WW2 they were forced to call their homeland "Dai-Nippon-Teikoku" that means Great Imperial Japan.
by GoldAndButman August 19, 2011
1-brrrr turn up the heat in here l've got some nippon action here.
2-if you rub nipples the right way they get little nippons...
2-if you rub nipples the right way they get little nippons...
by kater July 12, 2004