日用品
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Noun combining 『日用』 (nichiyou, 'daily use') and 『品』 (hin, 'item / Goods'). Refers to everyday items such as toiletries, cleaning supplies, and basic household goods. Example: 『日用品を買いに行きます』 (nichiyouhin o kai ni ikimasu, 'I'm going to buy daily necessities').
Theme
User and their friend Mika are shopping at a supermarket in Osaka, discussing what daily necessities to buy for their apartments.
日用品
にちようひん
daily necessities
Everyday Life & SurvivalHome & Objects
Memory Hook
Picture your daily routine: toothbrush, soap, towels — all 'daily necessities'. '日用品' (nichiyouhin) sounds like 'knee-chee-yo-heen' — think of your knee needing yo-yo and heen (a fun way to remember daily items)!
Cultural Note
『日用品』 (nichiyouhin, 'daily necessities') are commonly sold in 『ドラッグストア』 (doraggusutoa, 'drugstores') and 『スーパー』 (suupaa, 'supermarkets') in Japan. Items like toiletries and household goods are often compact and efficiently designed due to limited living space in urban areas.
Forms
Base: 日用品Noun combining 『日用』 (nichiyou, 'daily use') and 『品』 (hin, 'item / Goods'). Refers to everyday items such as toiletries, cleaning supplies, and basic household goods. Example: 『日用品を買いに行きます』 (nichiyouhin o kai ni ikimasu, 'I'm going to buy daily necessities').