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春夏秋冬 (しゅんかしゅうとう) Japanese meaning | Kotomora
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日本にほん
に
は
春しゅん
夏か
秋しゅう
冬とう
が
ある
。
Japan has the four seasons.
This park is beautiful all year round.
Usage patterns 春しゅん 夏か 秋しゅう 冬とう が 巡めぐ る the four seasons come around (in their yearly cycle)
In this region the four seasons come around in a regular cycle.
春しゅん 夏か 秋しゅう 冬とう を 通つう じて throughout all four seasons, all year round
Kanji 春 springtime, spring (season) Related words 四季 is the everyday word for 'the four seasons', while 春夏秋冬 is a more formal, poetic yojijukugo that spells out spring, summer, autumn and winter in order.
季節 refers to a single season at a time, whereas 春夏秋冬 names all four seasons together as a set.
Etymology A yojijukugo composed of the kanji for spring (春), summer (夏), autumn (秋), and winter (冬), read with their on'yomi. The phrase directly lists the four seasons in order.
This shop is bustling with customers all year round, through every season.