習慣
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Base noun form. Refers to established cultural or social practices, often passed down through generations. Used in phrases like 『習慣を守る』 (shuukan o mamoru, 'to observe customs').
Theme
At a cultural exchange event, User and Ken, a Japanese friend, discuss daily customs and traditions.
習慣
しゅうかん
custom (cultural practice)
Culture & SocietyTraditions & Customs
Memory Hook
Think of a 'habit' you do every day — 'habit' sounds similar to 『習慣』 (shuukan, 'custom'). A cultural custom is like a big habit shared by many people.
Cultural Note
Japanese culture values customs like bowing as a greeting, removing shoes indoors, and seasonal festivals. These 『習慣』 (shuukan, 'customs') are deeply ingrained in daily life and reflect respect and harmony in society.
Forms
Base: 習慣Base noun form. Refers to established cultural or social practices, often passed down through generations. Used in phrases like 『習慣を守る』 (shuukan o mamoru, 'to observe customs').