日の本

This is the 8676th most frequent Japanese word.


日の本

"日の本" means "origin of the sun," referring to Japan.


In this sentence, the term "日の本" (pronounced: hinonoto/hinomoto) is used synonymously with "Japan" and reflects its poetic and traditional aspect.

日の本は美しい国です。

Japan is a beautiful country.


Here, "日の本" is again used to refer to "Japan" in the context of discussing its cultural richness and diversity, emphasizing its identity.

日の本の文化は多様で興味深いです。

The culture of Japan is diverse and fascinating.


"日の本" is employed in reference to "Japan" specifically in the context of its historical aspects and significance.

彼は日の本の歴史を学ぶことが好きです。

He likes to study the history of Japan.