両国 | Japanese meaning

両国【りょうこく】

Frequency rank: 11,596. – 11,619.

Also【りょうごく】りょうこくりょうごく

noun (common) (futsuumeishi)

both countries

This meaning refers to two nations or states in a comparative or collective context. It is often used when discussing relations, agreements, or issues that involve both entities.

Japan and the United States are having discussions to strengthen the relations between both countries.

Ryōgoku (area of Tokyo)only applies to りょうごく

This meaning refers to a specific geographical location in Tokyo, known for its cultural significance, particularly in relation to sumo wrestling and traditional events.

We visited the sumo stadium located in Ryōgoku.

Example sentences29 results

As cultural exchange continued between the two countries, their mutual understanding became even deeper.

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At present the text book issue between the Korean and Japanese governments is developing into a significant problem affecting both countries.

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国語辞典Japanese definitions

両国【りょうこく】

かんけい関係のあるそうほう双方のくに国。りょうほう両方のくに国。

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両国【りょうごく】

Alsoりょうごく

Ryōgokuplace namefamily or surname

両国【りょうこく】

Frequency rank: 11,596. – 11,619.

Also【りょうごく】りょうこくりょうごく

noun (common) (futsuumeishi)

both countries

This meaning refers to two nations or states in a comparative or collective context. It is often used when discussing relations, agreements, or issues that involve both entities.

Japan and the United States are having discussions to strengthen the relations between both countries.

Ryōgoku (area of Tokyo)only applies to りょうごく

This meaning refers to a specific geographical location in Tokyo, known for its cultural significance, particularly in relation to sumo wrestling and traditional events.

We visited the sumo stadium located in Ryōgoku.

Example sentences29 results

As cultural exchange continued between the two countries, their mutual understanding became even deeper.

Tatoeba

At present the text book issue between the Korean and Japanese governments is developing into a significant problem affecting both countries.

Tatoeba

国語辞典Japanese definitions

両国【りょうこく】

かんけい関係のあるそうほう双方のくに国。りょうほう両方のくに国。

Wiktionary

Names

両国【りょうごく】

Alsoりょうごく

Ryōgokuplace namefamily or surname

両

N33

意both; old Japanese coin; counter for carriages (e.g., in a train); two

訓てる、ふたつ

音リョウ

名もろ

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国

N52

意country

訓くに

音コク

名くな、こ

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Lingaku

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両国【りょうこく】

Frequency rank: 11,596. – 11,619.

Also【りょうごく】りょうこくりょうごく

noun (common) (futsuumeishi)

both countries

This meaning refers to two nations or states in a comparative or collective context. It is often used when discussing relations, agreements, or issues that involve both entities.

Japan and the United States are having discussions to strengthen the relations between both countries.

Ryōgoku (area of Tokyo)only applies to りょうごく

This meaning refers to a specific geographical location in Tokyo, known for its cultural significance, particularly in relation to sumo wrestling and traditional events.

We visited the sumo stadium located in Ryōgoku.

Example sentences29 results

As cultural exchange continued between the two countries, their mutual understanding became even deeper.

Tatoeba

At present the text book issue between the Korean and Japanese governments is developing into a significant problem affecting both countries.

Tatoeba

国語辞典Japanese definitions

両国【りょうこく】

かんけい関係のあるそうほう双方のくに国。りょうほう両方のくに国。

Wiktionary

Names

両国【りょうごく】

Alsoりょうごく

Ryōgokuplace namefamily or surname

両国【りょうこく】

Frequency rank: 11,596. – 11,619.

Also【りょうごく】りょうこくりょうごく

noun (common) (futsuumeishi)

both countries

This meaning refers to two nations or states in a comparative or collective context. It is often used when discussing relations, agreements, or issues that involve both entities.

Japan and the United States are having discussions to strengthen the relations between both countries.

Ryōgoku (area of Tokyo)only applies to りょうごく

This meaning refers to a specific geographical location in Tokyo, known for its cultural significance, particularly in relation to sumo wrestling and traditional events.