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In this context, jiken (事件) means "incident" or "case".
The full picture indicates tamago jiken which literally means "the egg incident" where a chick is killed due to the egg getting cracked.
There might not be any deeper meaning considering Oda's nature of humor.
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It's 四代目火影 (Yondaime Hokage, lit. "Fourth Fire Shadow") since Minato was the 4th Hokage of Konohagakure.
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EDIT: Rarely. 百合 is more common. The other two seem to be A) part of people's names or B) Lily flowers.
A few searches on google, amazon or any eshop will give you a rough idea.
Just a language note, any word in Hiragana can be written in Katakana. Katakana can be used for emphasis or italics purposes (often loan words but not necessarily).
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