Vocabulary of Nature in Japanese

Vocabulary of Nature in Japanese

Explore nature vocabulary in Japanese, with words about weather, animals, plants, and natural phenomena used in...

Looking for Japanese words to refer to nature? In this article, we will share a list of nature words in Japanese. Words like sun in Japanese, forest in Japanese, and so on.

Nature is an endless source of inspiration and beauty, and Japan is a country rich in varied natural landscapes, from snowy mountains to white sandy beaches.

It is not surprising that the Japanese language has a wealth of words related to nature. Let's explore some of these words and discover how they can help us express our admiration and respect for nature.

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List of Japanese Words about Nature

  • 山 (yama) - mountain
  • 森 (mori) - forest
  • 海 (umi) - sea
  • 川 (kawa) - river
  • 草 (kusa) - grass
  • 花 (hana) - flower
  • 木 (ki) - tree
  • 雨 (ame) - rain
  • 晴 (hare) - clear weather
  • 風 (kaze) - wind
  • 雲 (kumo) - cloud
  • 雪 (yuki) - snow
  • 日 (hi) - sun
  • 月 (tsuki) - moon
  • 星 (hoshi) - star
  • 虫 (mushi) - insect
  • 鳥 (tori) - bird
  • 動物 (dōbutsu) - animal
  • 空気 (kūki) - air
  • 魚 (sakana) - fish
  • 緑 (midori) - green
  • 果物 (kudamono) - fruits
  • 土 (tsuchi) - soil
  • 砂 (suna) - sand
  • 石 (ishi) - stone
  • 岩 (iwa) - rock
  • 泉 (izumi) - spring
  • 水 (mizu) - water
  • 湖 (mizuumi) - lake
  • 河 (kawa) - river
  • 海岸 (kaigan) - coast
  • 山脈 (sanmyaku) - mountain range
  • 山頂 (sanchō) - mountain top
  • 森林 (shinrin) - forest
  • 枝 (eda) - branch
  • 植物 (shokubutsu) - plant
  • 葉 (ha) - leaf
  • 根 (ne) - root
  • 種 (tane) - seed
  • 果実 (kajitsu) - fruit
  • 景色 (keshiki) - landscape
  • 天気 (tenki) - weather
  • 風景 (fuukei) - view
  • 晴れ (hare) - clear sky
  • 曇り (kumori) - cloudy sky
  • 雷 (kaminari) - thunder
  • 虹 (niji) - rainbow
  • 雪山 (yukiyama) - snow-covered mountain
  • 星空 (hoshizora) - starry sky

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Kevin Henrique has written about the Japanese language, culture, anime, games, and travel since founding Suki Desu in 2014. He first visited Japan in 2016.

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