Incidentially, the backstory behind that kanji is hilarious.
The kanji is composed of the kanjis for "mountain" on the left side, and "up" and "down" on the upper right and lower right sides respectively.
You know what a mountain pass does? Go up and down a mountain.
Incidentially, the backstory behind that kanji is hilarious.
The kanji is composed of the kanjis for "mountain" on the left side, and "up" and "down" on the upper right and lower right sides respectively.
You know what a mountain pass does? Go up and down a mountain.