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風土 (fuudo) Japanese meaning: natural environment | Kotomora
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The natural environment of this region is suited to rice cultivation.
People's temperaments also change according to the regional climate and character.
Related words· 6 気候 refers narrowly to climate and weather patterns, while 風土 covers the full natural and cultural character of a region, including climate.
環境 is a general word for surroundings or environment of any kind, whereas 風土 specifically refers to the natural and cultural traits of a region shaped over time.
地形 means terrain or physical landscape features, a narrower geographical subset of what 風土 covers.
土地柄 focuses on the customary character or atmosphere of a locality, while 風土 also includes climate and natural geography as shaping factors.
Show 2 more 風土 refers to the natural climate and cultural traits of a place, while 気風 emphasizes the spirited moral tone shared by its people.
風土 emphasizes the natural climate and geography shaping local culture, while 国柄 emphasizes the overall national or regional character including institutions and traditions.
Etymology Composed of 風 (wind, atmosphere, customs) and 土 (earth, soil, locality). The combination conveys the idea of the natural and cultural environment shaped by a region's climate and land.
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climate and natural features
spiritual climate; cultural ethos
Show 3 more organizational climate; corporate culture; organizational environment
climate and natural features
homogenized suburban landscape; fast landscape
