A natural area characterized by a dense grouping of trees of the same species, offering a space where their branches intertwine, often resulting in a serene environment ideal for walking or exploration.
A metaphorical representation of a place or state where a significant number of similar entities converge, creating a sense of depth and complexity, as seen in the context of knowledge or language.
A smaller, less densely populated collection of trees compared to a "forest," often used to describe a specific type of woodland area that may include various types of flora.
A term used to describe a gathering or assortment of various people or objects, drawing on the imagery of trees clustering together, such as in artistic or social contexts.
A family name associated with historical significance, particularly linked to the Edo period in Japan through notable figures such as the Confucian scholar Hayashi Razan.
Example:
に竹が目立つ。
A deciduous tree cultivated in cooler climates, known for its white flowers in spring and round, typically red fruits that have a sweet yet refreshing tang; it is one of Japan’s representative fruits with various cultivars.
A fruit-bearing tree belonging to the rose family, introduced to Japan in the early Meiji period, characterized by its pink flowers and nearly spherical fruits, which can be red or yellow-green, used for fresh consumption as well as for making jam, juice, and alcohol.
A traditional fruit tree that was cultivated in Japan before the introduction of Western apple varieties, also known as the Japanese apple, featuring small, aromatic fruits that differ from their Western counterparts.
Example:
これらのりんごは料理用にもってこいだ。
A region characterized by a dense growth of tall trees that interlock their branches and leaves, creating a canopy that obscures the sky. This area can occur naturally or as a result of human planting efforts.
An ecosystem where a wide variety of trees and plants coexist, playing a crucial role in biodiversity, habitat, and environmental balance.
An expansive area of land predominantly covered by trees, which contributes to the regulation of air quality and climate, often acting as a natural sanctuary for wildlife.
A specific category of land designated under forestry laws that encompasses naturally occurring or cultivated trees and the land that supports their growth, excluding agricultural or developed areas.
Example:
その国は森林でおおわれている。
A densely populated area where bamboo plants grow, often forming a lush and green natural environment.
A grove characterized by a significant concentration of bamboo, creating a unique ecosystem that may serve as a habitat for various wildlife.
A tranquil, nature-filled space primarily composed of bamboo, often evoking a sense of peace and seclusion in contrast to urban surroundings.
Example:
パンダは竹林にすんでいます。
A roadway established within a forest or wooded area, primarily designed for the transportation of timber and forest products.
A path located in a forest, specifically constructed to facilitate the movement of resources derived from the woods.
A route through a wooded region, often used for access during logging activities or for recreational purposes.
A designated trail that allows for travel and transportation in forested landscapes, connecting various points within the woods.
Example:
そうだ、どうせなら散歩がてらに、林道に行ってプチ森林浴でも・・・。