Translation guide
A light, pleasant wind. In Japanese, this is commonly expressed with specific words that capture the softness and comfort of the breeze.
Describing a soft, comfortable wind, often in pleasant weather or nature settings.
The most common and natural word for a gentle breeze. It evokes a soft, rustling wind, often used in everyday conversation and literature.
The gentle breeze feels nice.
Literally 'light wind'. More formal and often used in written language, weather forecasts, or technical contexts.
A poetic term for a gentle breeze carrying the scent of early summer greenery. Used in literature and seasonal greetings.
The leaves are swaying in the gentle breeze.
Today is comfortable with a light breeze.
薫風が新緑の香りを運ぶ。
The gentle breeze carries the scent of fresh greenery.