Kiyomi orange; tangor (tangerine-orange hybrid)
A specific citrus fruit, a hybrid of a mandarin and an orange, developed in Japan. The name refers to the variety itself.
The Kiyomi orange is a hybrid of the unshu mikan and an orange.
I bought some Kiyomi oranges at the supermarket.
Standard kanji-katakana spelling for this citrus variety.
Full katakana spelling; common in product labels and casual writing.
Named after the Kiyomi lagoon (清見潟) in Shizuoka Prefecture, where the variety was developed, combined with 'orange'.