若蔵

This is the 9701st most frequent Japanese word.


若蔵

"若蔵" (わかぞう, wakazō) refers to a young Buddhist monk or a novice monk.


In this sentence, '若蔵' is used as a personal name, referring to an individual possibly associated with traditional or cultural practices.

若蔵はその神社で修行をしていた。

Wakagura was training at that shrine.


Here, '若蔵' is explained as a term used to denote young monks, providing a cultural or occupational context.

若蔵という言葉は、若い僧侶を指すときに使われることがある。

The term 'Wakagura' is sometimes used to refer to young monks.


In this instance, '若蔵' might refer to a character participating in a traditional festival activity, showcasing a cultural role or involvement.

祭りで若蔵が踊りを披露したのは印象的だった。

It was impressive when Wakagura performed a dance at the festival.