Translation guide
Henon bamboo is a specific variety of bamboo, Phyllostachys nigra var. henonis, known for its tall, green culms. In Japanese, it is called ハチク (淡竹). This entry covers how to refer to this plant and its uses.
Referring to the species or individual plants of Henon bamboo.
Referring to the edible shoots of Henon bamboo.
Literally 'Henon bamboo shoots'. Used when specifying the variety.
Referring to the culms used for construction, crafts, or tools.
Means 'Henon bamboo material/lumber'.
Henon bamboo is growing in the garden.
Kanji form of ハチク, used in more formal or written contexts.
Henon bamboo is a type of bamboo native to China.
Henon bamboo shoots have little bitterness.
Kanji form, often seen in menus or packaging.
It's a simmered dish using Henon bamboo shoots.
This basket is made from Henon bamboo material.