公園 (こうえん, kouen) Japanese meaning: park

公園 (こうえん, kouen) Japanese meaning: park | Kotomora

Kanji

庭てい園えんN1
公園 is a general public park for everyday recreation, while 庭園 refers to a landscaped, often formal garden.
遊あそび場ば
公園 is a general park that may or may not include play equipment, while 遊び場 specifically refers to the area set aside for children to play.
パーク
公園 is the everyday Japanese word for an ordinary public park, while パーク is mostly used in compound facility names or with a foreign-style, brand-like nuance.
広ひろ場ばN3
公園 is a park with greenery and recreational facilities, while 広場 emphasizes an open paved or cleared space, often for gatherings.

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パルコ
公園 is the standard Japanese word for a park, while パルコ is an Italian-derived loanword used mainly in proper names like the department store 'PARCO' or in Italian contexts.
緑りょく地ち
公園 is a developed public park with playgrounds and facilities, while 緑地 is the broader term for any vegetated open land, including undeveloped natural areas.
御ぎょ苑えん
公園 is an ordinary public park open to everyone, whereas 御苑 originally meant an imperial garden, even if some are now publicly accessible.
遊ゆう園えん
公園 is the common everyday word for a public park, whereas 遊園 is a rarer, more formal term often implying a space designed for children's play.

遊ゆう園えん地ちN3
公園 is an ordinary public park with grass and benches, whereas 遊園地 is a commercial amusement park with rides.

箇か所しょN2
place; point; part; spot; area; passage; portion · counter for places, parts, passages, etc.

公こう園えんUsage99%
Standard kanji spelling for 'park'.
公こう苑えんUsage<1%
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Search-only kanji form; occasionally used in park names.

Compound of 公 (public) and 園 (garden, park).