庭
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Base noun form. Refers to a garden, typically an outdoor area with plants, trees, or decorative features. Used in phrases like 『庭があります』 (niwa ga arimasu, 'there is a garden').
Theme
User is visiting their neighbor, Yoshiko, who is an avid gardener. They are chatting in Yoshiko's backyard about gardening tips and plans.
庭
にわ
garden
Everyday Life & SurvivalHome & Objects
Memory Hook
Imagine a peaceful 'tea' (庭 niwa sounds like 'tea') ceremony in a beautiful garden. 'Tea' → 庭 (niwa, 'garden').
Cultural Note
In Japan, gardens are highly valued for their aesthetic and spiritual significance. Traditional Japanese gardens often feature elements like rocks, water, and carefully pruned plants to create a harmonious and serene environment.
Forms
Base: 庭Base noun form. Refers to a garden, typically an outdoor area with plants, trees, or decorative features. Used in phrases like 『庭があります』 (niwa ga arimasu, 'there is a garden').