感触
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Base noun form. Refers to the physical sensation from touching something or an emotional feeling. Can be used with particles like 『が』 (ga) or 『を』 (o), e.g., 『感触がいい』 (kanshoku ga ii, 'feels good').
Theme
In a fabric shop, User and their colleague Mika are selecting materials for a new clothing line.
感触
かんしょく
sense of touch, feeling, sensation
Core Language Building BlocksDescriptive Language
Memory Hook
Think of 'can't sue' (感触 kanshoku sounds like 'can't sue') because you have a strong feeling or sensation about something — it's your sense of touch! 'Can't sue' → 感触 (kanshoku, 'sense of touch, feeling, sensation').
Cultural Note
In Japanese culture, 『感触』 (kanshoku) is often used in contexts like product reviews or art to describe tactile qualities, emphasizing the importance of sensory experience in daily life and aesthetics.
Forms
Base: 感触Base noun form. Refers to the physical sensation from touching something or an emotional feeling. Can be used with particles like 『が』 (ga) or 『を』 (o), e.g., 『感触がいい』 (kanshoku ga ii, 'feels good').