LingakuFrequency rank: 49,017. – 50,149.
- national customs and manners
- provincial song or ballad
- waka (classical Japanese poetry, as opposed to Chinese poetry)
noun (common) (futsuumeishi)
Forms
Generated definitions (experimental)
- national customs and manners
- provincial song or ballad
- waka (classical Japanese poetry, as opposed to Chinese poetry)
This phrase refers to the unique social practices and traditions that characterize a particular nation or group of people. It embodies the cultural identity and values specific to a region.
In Japan, there are national customs and manners unique to each region.
This meaning indicates a type of song or ballad that is typical of a specific province or region, often conveying local stories, folklore, or cultural expressions.
She performed a song that expressed the provincial customs and ballads of that region.
This term specifically refers to a traditional form of Japanese poetry, known for its short, structured verses that often reflect nature, emotions, or personal experiences, distinguishing it from Chinese poetic forms.
Generated collocations (experimental)
こくふう国風をまもる守るto preserve national customsこくふう国風があるto have national characteristicsこくふう国風のし詩poem of national styleこくふう国風ぶんか文化national cultureこくふう国風おんがく音楽national musicこくふう国風のうた歌songs of the nationこくふう国風とようふう洋風national and Western stylesこくふう国風まつり祭りnational customs festivalこくふう国風ぶんがく文学national literatureこくふう国風のび美beauty of national style
Wiktionary definitions (experimental)