our country Japan; my beloved Japan
A somewhat literary or emotional way to refer to Japan, often used in patriotic or nostalgic contexts. The 我が (わが) prefix means 'my' or 'our' and adds a sense of endearment or belonging.
I want to protect the beautiful four seasons of our Japan.
He spoke passionately about the future of our Japan.
Standard kanji-kana mixed spelling.
Kana spelling of the first part; less common but still used.
Compound of 我が (わが, 'my/our') and 日本 (にほん, 'Japan'). The 我が prefix is a classical possessive form still used in modern Japanese for emphasis or literary effect.