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Words with great artistic conception in Japanese

Sunny day (ぐんじょぅびより)

An old Japanese proverb means fine weather under the blue sky. Ultramarine refers to dark blue, and sunny day refers to sunny day.

Mirror (ひもかがみ)

In Japanese, it means ice. The lake is frozen into ice, and the ice reflects the surrounding scenery like a mirror and shines in the sun.

Wood leakage day (れもれび)

It means that the sun shines through the cracks in the leaves. You can imagine that in the summer afternoon, you are lying under a tree, and the sun shines on your face from the gap between the dense leaves, which is warm and comfortable.

It rains when cicadas sing (せみしぐれ)

In summer, a large number of cicadas gather together to sing and make a shower-like sound. Cicada is the representative of noise in our life, but it is endowed with beautiful artistic conception here.

Fragrant fireworks (せんこぅはなび)

The small fireworks wrapped with thin bamboo sticks are the small fireworks we played in our hands when we were young. It went out in less than 3 minutes after it was lit, but it had a short-lived beauty. In summer in Japan, many girls in bathrobes will play with incense and fireworks on the beach or in the yard.

Blowing snow (さくらふぶき)

The wind blows cherry blossoms, which fall in succession, like a snow scene. In Japanese spring, the wind blows gently, and cherry blossoms come, as if they had entered comic world.

Hua Xue (はなびらゆき)

Snow falling like petals is the opposite of Sakura Fubuki, where flowers are used as a metaphor for snow. In Japanese, kudzuvine flower means petal.

かしんふぅ Hua Xinfeng.

The wind blowing when flowers bloom refers to the weather with flowering news.

Flowers and Birds and Romantic Moon (かちょぅふぅげつ)

Beautiful natural scenery, similar to the snowy moon and elegance. But it is not only a visual beauty, but also an elegant feeling.

Fame, Disability and Snow (なごりゆき)

After the arrival of spring, there is still no completely melted snow. Name disability means disability, don't, attachment.

Melting snow (ゆきげしょぅ)

After the snow, the vast white snow covered everything, wrapped in silver, as if to form the world.

Raft (はなぃかだ)

Cherry petals fell on the water, covered with a layer, and floated like a bamboo raft. During the cherry blossom season in Japan, there are many good places to see flower rafts. Looking at the pink cherry blossoms on the whole face is particularly amazing. You can feel this picture next spring.

The wood withered (らし).

The cold wind blowing from late autumn to early winter also refers to autumn wind and cold wind.

Chao Xuan (ぁさなぎ)

A calm morning, a calm state by the sea or lake. Walking in such a landscape, the whole person's mind can get peace.

ほたるがり)

Chasing fireflies. Catching fireflies with friends by the river in summer may be the best memory of childhood. There are also many places where fireflies gather in summer nights in Japan, and many people go.

Summer sky (なつゆぅぞら)

Summer evening sky. The sunset gradually dyed the sky red, and the hot summer became cool after nightfall.

Yuan Huahuo (とぉはなび)

The seasonal language of summer in haiku refers to the fireworks from a distance. They can't hear the lively explosion, but they can see the fireworks blooming silently in the night sky. There is a feeling of quiet in the excitement.

Secular words (せけんばなし)

It means chat, but ordinary chat is expressed by "secular words", and suddenly it feels a lot deeper, as if it contains a lot of philosophical charm.

Nothing (ぇそらごと)

Refers to things that should not exist in reality, fictional things. It means absurd, similar to daydreaming.

One session (ぃちごぃちぇ)

This is the most familiar sentence, from the Japanese tea ceremony. It means that people may only meet once in their lives, so they should treat each other in the best way. Cherish every encounter and treat people or things around you with this mentality.