森川

This is the 8852nd most frequent Japanese word.


森川

"森川" translates to "Forest River" and is commonly used as a Japanese surname.


In this sentence, '森川' is used as a surname to denote a specific individual, followed by the honorific 'さん' to show respect.

森川さんは日本文学の教授です。

Mr./Ms. Morikawa is a professor of Japanese literature.


Here, '森川' describes a geographical feature combining a forest ('森') and a river ('川'), possibly referring to a scenic natural location.

この森川は手つかずの自然です。

This Morikawa is untouched nature.


In this example, '森川' serves as part of a corporate name, signifying the company 'Morikawa Corporation'.

私は森川株式会社で働いています。

I work at Morikawa Corporation.