This is the 6996th most frequent Japanese word.
ミヤ
"ミヤ" (Miya) typically means "shrine" or "temple" in Japanese.
In this sentence, 'ミヤ' appears to be used as a proper noun, likely a person's name.
ミヤは広い庭を持っています。
Miya has a spacious garden.
Here, 'ミヤ' refers to 'shrine building', which is a cultural architectural term in Japanese.
この神社のミヤは美しいです。
The shrine's shrine building is beautiful.
In this case, 'ミヤ' is used as the name given to a creature, demonstrating its versatility as a noun in naming.