“Innocence” in Japanese
Short answer
Innocence in Japanese is “無心” (mushin). Full meaning: innocence; insentient (i.e. plants, inanimate objects, etc.); free from obstructive thoughts.
Other ways to say “Innocence” in Japanese
潔白
keppaku innocence, guiltlessness, purity, uprightness, integrity
無実
mujitsu innocence, guiltlessness, false accusation, false charge; absence of the fact, insubstantiality, lacking substance
無罪
muzai innocence, being not guilty
イノセンス
inosensu innocence
清純
seijun purity, innocence
無知
muchi ignorance, innocence, stupidity
白
shiro white; innocence, innocent person; blank space
セイジュン
seijun purity, innocence
せいじゅん
seijun purity, innocence
純情
junjou pure heart, naivete, innocence
ジロ
jiro white; innocence, innocent person; blank space
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