“Cultivation” in Japanese
Short answer
Cultivation in Japanese is “培植” (baishoku). Full meaning: cultivation (of plants), culturing.
Other ways to say “Cultivation” in Japanese
栽培
saibai cultivation
涵養
kanyou cultivation (of character, virtue, etc.), fostering, development (e.g. of a skill); (groundwater) recharge
耕作
kousaku cultivation, farming
琢磨
takuma polish (jewels), cultivation
開拓
kaitaku reclamation (e.g. of wasteland), cultivation, development; pioneering, opening up (e.g. of a new market), breaking new ground, trailblazing
鍛成
tansei cultivation, training
培養
baiyou culture, cultivation; cultivation (of plants), growing, raising; cultivation (e.g. of a skill), nurture (of democracy, national power, etc.), growth
養殖
youshoku aquaculture, culture, cultivation, raising
耕耘
kouun plowing and weeding, farming, cultivation, tillage
陶冶
touya training, education, cultivation; making pottery and casting metal
農耕
noukou farming, agriculture, cultivation
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