Translation and Meaning of: 来日 - rainichi
The word 「来日」 (rainichi) is composed of two kanji: 「来」 and 「日」。The kanji 「来」 (rai) means "to come" or "next," while 「日」 (nichi) represents "day" or "sun." When combined, they form the expression that refers to someone's arrival in Japan or the coming of a specific day. This linguistic combination illustrates the beauty of kanji compositions, where each individual character brings meaning, but together, they form a broader idea or concept.
In practice, 「来日」 is used to describe the arrival of foreigners in Japan, whether for tourism, business, or special events. This expression is very common in news and formal contexts, especially when discussing dignitaries or foreign celebrities visiting the country. Furthermore, the use of the term is not restricted to people; it can also be used when referring to islands, aircraft, or any types of visits related to Japan.
Historically, Japan has been a destination of fascination for many, both in the distant past and in modern times. From the early Western travelers to the growth of international tourism, 「来日」 has been an important part of the Japanese lexicon. The cultural exchanges and influences that occur through visits to the country are evidence of how the simple expression can carry deep stories and meanings. The movements and interactions brought about by this phenomenon are vital to global interconnectedness, reaffirming Japan as an important player on the international stage.
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Synonyms and similar words
- 来国 (raikoku) - Arrival in the country (general)
- 来日する (rainichisuru) - Visit Japan
- 日本に来る (nihon ni kuru) - Come to Japan
- 日本を訪れる (nihon o otozureru) - Visit Japan
- 日本に到着する (nihon ni touchaku suru) - Arriving in Japan
- 日本に入国する (nihon ni nyuukoku suru) - Entering Japan
- 日本に降り立つ (nihon ni oritatsu) - Landing in Japan
- 日本に来訪する (nihon ni raihou suru) - Visit Japan
- 日本に来ること (nihon ni kuru koto) - The act of coming to Japan
- 日本に足を運ぶ (nihon ni ashi o hakobu) - Go to Japan (with the intention of visiting)
- 日本にやってくる (nihon ni yattekuru) - Come to Japan.
- 日本に訪問する (nihon ni shuzai suru) - Make an official visit to Japan.
- 日本に行く (nihon ni iku) - Go to Japan
- 日本に来る予定 (nihon ni kuru yotei) - Planning to come to Japan
- 日本に来る旅行者 (nihon ni kuru ryokou-sha) - Travelers coming to Japan
- 日本に来る外国人 (nihon ni kuru gaikokujin) - Foreigners who come to Japan
- 日本に来る留学生 (nihon ni kuru ryuugakusei) - Foreign students coming to Japan
- 日本に来る観光客 (nihon ni kuru kankoukyaku) - Tourists who come to Japan
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Romaji: rainichi
Kana: らいにち
Type: noun
L: jlpt-n2
Translation / Meaning: Arrival in Japan; arriving in Japan; visit to Japan
Meaning in English: arrival in Japan;coming to Japan;visit to Japan
Definition: Foreigners visiting Japan.
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How to Write in Japanese - (来日) rainichi
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Example Sentences - (来日) rainichi
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Raijitsu suru yotei ga arimasu
I have plans to visit Japan.
I intend to come to Japan.
- 来日する - Verb that means "to come to Japan"
- 予定 - Noun that means "plan" or "schedule"
- が - Particle that indicates the subject of the sentence
- あります - Verb that means "to have" or "to exist"
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