This is the 8350th most frequent Japanese word.
御幸
"御幸" (gokō) refers to an imperial or noble visit, often associated with a revered person's travel or presence.
In this sentence, 御幸 is part of a proper noun ('御幸公園'), referring to a specific park. It showcases its usage in place names.
御幸公園は地元の人々に人気の場所です。
Miyuki Park is a popular place among local people.
Here, 御幸 is used as a term to denote 'imperial visit' or 'royal journey,' showcasing a formal use related to historical or cultural context.
歴代の天皇がこの地を御幸されました。
The emperors of successive generations visited this location.
In this context, 御幸 is used metaphorically or respectfully to describe someone's anticipated presence or visit.