“Bad harvest” in Japanese
Short answer
Bad harvest in Japanese is “凶作” (kyousaku). Full meaning: bad harvest, poor crop.
Other ways to say “Bad harvest” in Japanese
凶年
kyounen bad year, bad harvest
不作
fusaku poor crop, bad harvest, crop failure; low quality (e.g. of literary works)
違作
isaku smaller harvest than expected, poor crop, bad harvest, crop failure
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