Does Japanese make the distinction between "-ing" and "-ed" adjectives?


In English and other similar languages, there is usually a clear distinction
between adjectives that describe things that create a certain sentiment and
adjectives used to describe that sentiment itself, for example "tiring" vs
"tired", "embarrassing" vs "embarrassed", "deadly" vs "dead", "enviable" vs
"envious", "shameful" vs "ashamed"... However, I know that there are certain
languages that do not always make this sort of distinction, and I've noticed
that there seems to be a couple of adjectives of this type in Japanese too.
I'm still in rather early stages so I can't say definitely whether this is the
case or not.

