This week’s Fun Japan Word is “Haru” (春) which means spring in Japanese!
Cherry blossoms and many flowers are blooming, weather is warmer and sunny, for sure spring is coming!
Haru is a symbol of new life in Japan, not only for nature but also for students.
Since school year begins at early April in Japan, spring means a new start in a new class or school.
Students graduating from university also enter their first job in April.
Since many students and young people are moving into a new place, many appliance and furniture stores are making big bargains.
Haru can also be used has a first name, with variations like Haruko or Haruna for girls.
Above all, it is probably the most beautiful time to visit Japan!
Don’t miss out on your chance to experience “haru” here in Japan!
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