Translation guide
Expresses that something happens or is true throughout the entire year, without seasonal interruption.
Describing an action, state, or availability that continues across all seasons.
Emphasizing that something is always the case, without seasonal change.
Means 'always' or 'constantly'. Can be used when 'all year round' implies a permanent state rather than a recurring activity.
一年中 is the standard, everyday expression. 年中 is slightly more formal and often appears in set phrases like 年中無休 (open all year round without holidays). In casual speech, 一年中 is preferred.
You can use this pool all year round.
The resort is popular all year round.
The most common and natural way to say 'all year round'. Used for activities, states, or things available throughout the year.
This store is open all year round.
He is busy all year round.
A slightly more formal or written variant of 一年中. Often used in business or descriptive contexts.
This facility is open all year round without holidays.
Literally 'through the four seasons'. A more literary or emphatic way to express 'all year round', often used in travel guides or poetic descriptions.
You can enjoy beautiful scenery in this area all year round.
The top of this mountain is covered with snow all year round.
A casual 'always'. Suitable for informal speech when the meaning is clearly 'all year round' from context.
That beach is crowded all year round.
年中無休で営業しています。
We are open all year round without holidays.
Do not translate 'all year round' word-for-word as すべての年丸い or similar. The natural Japanese expressions are 一年中 or 年中.
We have fresh vegetables all year round.