Does Koi mean love in Japanese?

Koi. "Koi" is a love for the opposite sex or a feeling of longing for a specific person. It can be described as "romantic love" or "passionate love."

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Words containing "Ai (愛)" Words containing "Koi (恋)" 愛読書 aidokusho

one's favorite book 初恋 hatsukoi

first love 愛人 aijin

lover 悲恋 hiren

sad love 愛情 aijou

love; affection 恋人 koibito

one's boyfriend/girlfriend 愛犬家 aikenka

a dog lover 恋文 koibumi

love letter 愛国心 aikokushin

patriotism 恋敵 koigataki

a rival in love 愛車 aisha

one's cherished car 恋に落ちる koi ni ochiru

to fall in love with 愛用する aiyousuru

to use habitually 恋する koisuru

to be in love with 母性愛 boseiai

mother's love, maternal affection 恋愛 renai

love 博愛 hakuai

philanthropy 失恋 shitsuren

disappointed love

"Renai （恋愛）" is written with the kanji characters of both "koi" and "ai." This word means, "romantic love." "Renai-kekkon （恋愛結婚）" is a "love marriage," which is the opposite of "miai-kekkon (見合い結婚, arranged marriage)." "Renai-shousetsu （恋愛小説）" is "a love story" or "a romance novel." The title of the movie, "As Good As It Gets" was translated as "Renai-shousetuska (恋愛小説家, A Romance Novel Writer)." "Soushi-souai （相思相愛）" is one of the yoji-jukugo （四字熟語）. It means, "to be in love with one another."

English Word for Love

The Japanese sometimes use the English word "love" as well, though it is pronounced as "rabu （ラブ）" (since there is no "L" or "V" sound in Japanese). "A love letter" is usually called "rabu retaa （ラブレター）." "Rabu shiin （ラブシーン）" is "a love scene". Young people say "rabu rabu (ラブラブ, love love)" when they are very much in love. In Japanese, there are other words pronounced the same as "ai" and "koi". Since their meanings are distinctly different, there usually no confusion between them when used in the proper context. With different kanji characters, "ai （藍）" means, "indigo blue," and "koi （鯉）" means, "carp." Carp streamers that are decorated on Children's Day (May 5th) are called " koi-nobori （鯉のぼり）."

Pronunciation

To learn how to say "I love you" in Japanese, check out Talking About Love.

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Where are Kawai piano made?

Hamamatsu, Japan With only a few exceptions, all Kawai acoustic grand pianos are made in Kawai's renowned Ryuyo Piano Factory located near Hamamatsu, Japan. The Ryuyo factory is one of the most advanced piano-building facilities of its kind.

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With only a few exceptions, all Kawai acoustic grand pianos are made in Kawai’s renowned Ryuyo Piano Factory located near Hamamatsu, Japan. The Ryuyo factory is one of the most advanced piano-building facilities of its kind. It combines the values of “old world craftsmanship” and “leading-edge technology” to create instruments of exceptional quality that provide the best of both worlds. The entire GX Series of professional grand pianos and the GL Series’ GL-50, GL-40, GL-30 and GL-20 (Canada Market) models are built at the Ryuyo facility. The 5’ GL-10 and 5’2” GL-20 (US market) are the only grand pianos built at Kawai’s Karawan factory in Indonesia. The Karawan plant was designed to replicate perfectly the philosophy, culture and technologies of the famed Ryuyo Factory. Because these attributes of fine craftsmanship have been successfully reproduced at Karawan, the Kawai GL-10 and GL-20 have become two of the best-selling grand pianos in the world.

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