Translation guide
The North Korean state ideology of self-reliance, often translated as 'Juche' or 'Kimilsungism'. In Japanese, it is referred to by its Korean name or translated descriptively.
Referring to the North Korean political ideology of Juche (self-reliance).
Describing the concept of self-reliance as a political or economic principle, often in the context of North Korea.
Literally 'thought of self-reliance', a descriptive translation.
When discussing North Korea, 'チュチェ' or 'チュチェ思想' is standard. In broader contexts about self-reliance, use descriptive phrases like '自立の思想'.
North Korea's Juche ideology was advocated by Kim Il-sung.
Japanese reading of the Korean hanja for Juche. Used in formal or explanatory contexts.
The Juche idea is the guiding principle of the Democratic People's Republic of Korea.
Combination of the loanword and 'thought/ideology', very common.
Juche ideology emphasizes self-reliance.
That policy is based on the idea of self-reliance.
Independence and self-reliance, often used in political discourse.
The spirit of self-reliance and independence is the nation's basic policy.