おもちゃ
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Noun for toys, typically used for children's playthings. It's written in katakana or hiragana. Example: 『おもちゃで遊ぶ』 (omocha de asobu, 'to play with a toy').
Theme
In a toy store, User and their friend Ken are looking for a gift for Ken's nephew.
おもちゃ
おもちゃ
a toy
Everyday Life & SurvivalHome & Objects
Memory Hook
Think of 'oh my toy!' — おもちゃ (omocha) sounds like 'oh-mo-cha' as in 'oh my toy!' It's a fun way to remember toys in Japanese.
Cultural Note
In Japan, 『おもちゃ』 (omocha, 'toy') is often given as gifts during festivals like 『こどもの日』 (Kodomo no Hi, 'Children's Day') or Christmas. Popular toys include 『ぬいぐるみ』 (nuigurumi, 'stuffed animals') and 『ゲーム』 (geemu, 'video games').
Forms
Base: おもちゃNoun for toys, typically used for children's playthings. It's written in katakana or hiragana. Example: 『おもちゃで遊ぶ』 (omocha de asobu, 'to play with a toy').