You can feel human warmth in his actions.
人情に厚い人ほど信頼される。
The more compassionate a person is, the more they are trusted.
human nature; common sense; customs and manners
Describes the natural tendencies, shared sensibilities, or unwritten social rules that people are expected to understand. Often appears in fixed expressions like 人情の常 (the way of human nature) or 人情として (as a matter of common human feeling).
人情の常として、弱い者を助けたくなる。
It's human nature to want to help the weak.
人情として、そんなことはできない。
As a matter of common decency, I can't do that.
He's warm-hearted and can't ignore people in need.
It's only human nature to want to help a friend in trouble.
City life is sometimes said to lack human warmth.
It's simply human nature to feel gratitude toward those who have helped you.
She appealed to the shopkeeper's compassion and got the price lowered.
I was touched by the warmth of the local people while traveling, and it warmed my heart.
kind person; warmhearted person; sympathetic person
ninjōbon; late Edo-period romance novel
story about human nature or emotions (esp. rakugo); emotional rakugo story without a punch line
heartless; inhuman; unfeeling
warmth and humanity of traditional downtown neighborhoods
contemporary customs and human nature; the ways of the world and people's lives
being overcome by sympathy; being swayed by compassion
manners, customs and popular sentiments