Crossword Clue: Coin with kanji writing
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- 100% aluminum coin
- 1,000 rin, once
- 1,000 rin
- __ Sid ("Fantasia" sorcerer modeled on Uncle Walt)
- Bank of Japan currency
- Bar tender in Tokyo?
- An abiding desire
- Basic monetary unit of Japan
- A hankering
- Appetite
- Ache
- Aching
- Asian capital?
- Asian capital
- Asian currency
- Alternative to all
- Aluminum coin
- Intense craving
- Intense desire
- Intense hunger
- Intense longing
- Fancy
- Far East capital
- Far Eastern bread
- Far Eastern capital
- Far Eastern money
- Hokkaido currency
- Deep craving
- Deep desire
- Deep longing
- Bread given out in a Tokyo restaurant?
- East tender
- Eastern capital
- Eastern coin
- Honshu currency
- Desire hidden in this puzzle's five longest entries
- Desire money?
- Desire
- Gaining currency?
- Chiba coin
- It sank after W.W. II
- Itch
- Itching desire
- Itching
- Itchy desire
- Item a Japanese may have a hankering for
- Hanker
- Hanker-ing
- Hankering.
- Hankering
- Hunger
- Its banknotes have denominations from 1,000 to 10,000
- It's issued by the Nippon Ginko
- It's made in Japan
- Cabbage for miso soup?
- Cabbage from the Far East
- Have a ___ for (crave)
- Have a ___ for (really crave)
- Have a ___ for
- It's spent in Asia
- Its symbol is a "Y" with two horizontal lines through it
- Its symbol is its first letter with two lines through it
- It's tender in Hokkaido
- It's tender in Tokyo
- It's tender to the Japanese
- It's worth about a penny
- Equivalent of 1,000 rin
- Crave
- Craving
- Ginza cash
- Ginza currency
- Ginza gelt
- Ginza money
- Ginza tender
- Japan currency
- Japanese bread
- Japanese bread?
- Japanese bucks
- Japanese cabbage?
- Japanese capital?
- Japanese capital
- Japanese cash
- Japanese coin
- Japanese currency unit
- Japanese currency
- Japanese dollar.
- Japanese dollar
- Japanese dough
- Japanese monetary unit
- Japanese money unit
- Japanese money
- Japanese moolah
- Japanese scratch
- Japanese unit of currency
- Japanese unit of money
- Japanese word for "round"
- Japan's capital?
- Japan's capital
- Impulse
- Capital of Honshu
- Capital of Japan?
- Capital of Japan
- Inclination
- Dough for ramen?
- Dough for tempura, perhaps
- Dough for tempura
- Currency adopted after the Meiji Restoration
- Currency in Japan
- Currency in Kobe
- Currency in Kyoto
- Currency, in Kyoto
- Currency, in Osaka
- Currency in Tokyo and Osaka
- Currency in Tokyo
- Currency in Yokohama
- Currency of China
- Currency of Japan
- Foreign currency whose symbol is ¥
- Foreign exchange listing
- Foreign exchange option
- Currency used in Tokyo
- Currency whose name means "round"
- Currency with denominations of 1,000, 5,000 and 10,000
- Currency with notes in denominations of 1,000, 5,000 and 10,000
- Currency with the ISO code JPY
- Foreign money found backwards in "money"
- Foreign money
- Coin issued in values of 1 to 500
- Coin or longing
- Coin with kanji writing
- Jones
- Hideki Irabu's pay, once
- Cash in Ginza
- Cash in Kobe
- Cash, in Kyoto
- Cash in Kyoto
- Cash, in Tokyo
- Cash in Tokyo
- Cash on Honshu
- Cash on the Ginza
- Kashiwazaki cash
- Keen desire
- Keen longing
- Serious craving
- Osaka cash
- Osaka coin
- Osaka money
- Some foreign reserves
- The capital of Japan?
- Sharp appetite
- Strong affinity
- The euro's Japanese counterpart
- Strong appetite
- Strong craving
- Strong desire
- Strong itch
- Strong longing
- Strong urge
- Strong wish
- Mark's competitor
- Matsuyama money
- Liking
- Wish
- Wistful thinking
- Wistful wish
- Wistful wishing
- Kobe cabbage
- Kobe cash
- Kobe coin
- Kobe currency
- Kobe's cash
- Kobe's money
- Koizumi's cash
- Kyoto capital
- Kyoto cash
- Kyoto coin
- Kyoto currency
- Kyoto dough
- Kyoto kale
- Kyushu cash
- Nagging feeling
- Languish
- Long
- Longing for a type of money?
- Longing for Japanese money?
- Longing
- Really want, with "for"
- Lots of sen make one
- One thousand rin
- Nikkei 225 currency
- Nikkei 225 unit
- Nikkei average currency
- Nikkei currency
- Nikkei dough
- Nikkei Index currency unit
- Nikkei Index currency
- Nikkei Index unit
- Nikkei unit
- Nikko currency
- No performers make their living by earning this
- Monetary unit
- Monetary unit of Japan
- Money for a kabuki show
- Money for a Toyota, say
- Money for Mitsu
- Money in Hokkaido
- Money in Japan
- Money in Kyoto and Osaka
- Money in Miyazaki
- Money in Nikko.
- Money, in Osaka
- Money in Osaka.
- Money, in Tokyo
- Money in Tokyo and Kyoto
- Money in Tokyo
- Money unit of Japan
- Money used in Japan
- Money used in Nagasaki
- Want
- Sushi may be sold in this
- Sushi payment
- They're spent in Sapporo
- They're spent in the Ginza
- They're spent on the Ginza
- Third-most traded currency
- Thirst
- What a sumo wrestler spends
- What can be bought by the dozen for about a dime
- Unit of currency in Japan
- Unit of currency in Osaka and Kyoto
- Unit of currency in Tokyo
- Unit that replaced the ryo in 1871
- Unit tracked by the Nikkei Index
- Yearning or Japanese currency
- Yearning
- What sushi may be sold for
- Yokohama money
- Yokohama unit
- You might buy a Nintendo game with this
- You might have one to visit Japan, but you'll need a bunch once you get there
- You might trade it for a Pokémon card
- Urge for money?
- Urge hidden in this puzzle's eight longest answers
- Urge
- Tender in Tokyo
- Tender topic in Tokyo
- Tokyo cabbage?
- Tokyo coin
- Tokyo currency
- Tokyo dough
- Tokyo money
- Tokyo tender
Recent Usage of Coin with kanji writing in Crossword Puzzles
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- New York Times - Aug. 26, 2007