見送り
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Base noun form. Derived from the verb 『見送る』 (miokuru, 'to see off'), it refers to the act of accompanying or waving goodbye to someone departing.
Theme
At the train station, User and their friend Yuta are discussing plans to see off a mutual friend who is moving abroad.
見送り
みおくり
seeing one off
Culture & SocietyTraditions & Customs
Memory Hook
Imagine seeing someone off at a train station. You wave and say, 'See you off!' — which sounds like 'see off' → 『見送り』 (miokuri, 'seeing one off').
Cultural Note
In Japan, 『見送り』 (miokuri, 'seeing one off') is a common practice at airports, train stations, or when someone leaves home. It shows care and respect, often involving waving until the person is out of sight.
Forms
Base: 見送りBase noun form. Derived from the verb 『見送る』 (miokuru, 'to see off'), it refers to the act of accompanying or waving goodbye to someone departing.