This is the 9124th most frequent Japanese word.
焚き火
Bonfire or campfire.
In this sentence, 焚き火 (takibi) is used to denote the action or event of creating and enjoying a bonfire, typically as a leisure activity.
キャンプのときは焚き火をするのが楽しみです。
During camping, I look forward to making a bonfire.
Here, 焚き火 (takibi) refers to an established fire, providing warmth and comfort, and thus is used as the central object in the context.
夜寒いので焚き火のそばに座りました。
Since it was cold at night, I sat by the bonfire.
In this example, 焚き火 (takibi) emphasizes a social setting where people gather around a bonfire for fellowship and conversation.