果物
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General noun for fruit. Can be used alone or with counters like 『一個』 (ikko, 'one piece') for counting pieces of fruit.
Theme
User and their friend Aya are at a grocery store, discussing what to buy for a healthy snack.
果物
くだもの
fruit
Everyday Life & SurvivalFood & Dining
Memory Hook
Think of a fruit basket full of colorful fruits. 'Fruit' sounds like 'kudamono' — imagine saying 'Could a mono (thing) be fruit?' 'Could a mono' → 果物 (kudamono, 'fruit').
Cultural Note
In Japan, fruit is often given as a gift and can be quite expensive, especially high-quality varieties like melons or grapes. Fruit is also commonly served as dessert or in bento boxes.
Forms
Base: 果物General noun for fruit. Can be used alone or with counters like 『一個』 (ikko, 'one piece') for counting pieces of fruit.