余よ情じょう

noun

suggestiveness; lingering charm; lasting impression

Primarily a literary and aesthetic term, especially in the context of traditional Japanese poetry (waka, haiku) and art, referring to the emotional resonance or implied feeling that remains after the work is finished. In broader usage, it can describe any lingering emotional aftertaste.

• この和わ歌かには深ふかい余よ情じょうが感かんじられる。

  One can feel a deep suggestiveness in this waka.

• 映えい画がが終おわった後あとも、余よ情じょうが心こころに残のこった。

  Even after the movie ended, a lingering impression remained in my heart.