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Kikkatsuhyoto
吃喝嫖賭

The four amusements of men: eating, drinking, womanizing, and gambling.
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Seikoudoku
晴耕雨読

A satisfactory life and circumstances without being bothered by what is going on outdoors. (this expression illustrates farming on a sunny day and reading on a rainy day.) (晴)＝sunny　(耕)＝farming　(雨)＝rain　(読)＝reading
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Suiheishiko
水平思考

A way of thinking beyond common sense.
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Anshinritsumei
安心立命

To be calm and steadfast at any time.
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Wakeiseijaku
和敬清寂

To be gentle, prudent, calm, and serene. This is an expression describing the spirit and phases of the Japanese tea ceremony.
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Ukiseiko
雨奇晴好

Rainy and sunny days are wonderful in different ways. Even life’s ups and downs are wonderful in their own way.
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Reiginkansui
冷吟閑酔

A free and easy life composing poems and being drunk at one’s own leisure.
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Kounryusui
行雲流水

To act naturally, like a cloud in the sky and flowing water, and not to be stuck with one thing.
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Hotofuki
放蕩不覊

To behave selfishly without being restrained.　 (放蕩) ＝ to act as one feels　(不羈) ＝ not to be restrained.
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Goshayuto
豪奢遊蕩

To entertain oneself by being as extravagant as possible.