The sunlight cast by the sun as it sinks in the western sky, often characterized by its warm and intense brightness, particularly during the summer evenings.
The glow of the sun in the west as it approaches sunset, typically associated with the lingering daylight that persists even as the day transitions to night.
Example:
僕の部屋は西日をまともにうける。
The western region of Japan, encompassing areas west of the Itoigawa-Shizuoka Tectonic Line, traditionally recognized as extending from Shizuoka Prefecture to Niigata Prefecture.
The half of Japan that is situated to the west of a specific geographical line, often characterized by unique cultural, historical, and geological features distinct from the eastern part of the country.
A term referring to the part of Japan that includes the island of Kyushu and parts of Shikoku, often associated with a different climate and dialects compared to eastern Japan.
The segment of the Japanese archipelago that lies westward, defined more narrowly in some contexts to refer specifically to Kyushu alone.
The sunlight that comes from the west, typically characterized by its strength and brightness during the evening hours, especially in the summer.
The rays of the setting sun, which cast a warm, golden glow in the late afternoon, often associated with the beauty of summer evenings.
Example:
スペイン語翻訳（日西+西日）お見積もり無料。