“Lakes” in Japanese
Short answer
Lakes in Japanese is “水色” (suishoku). Full meaning: light blue, pale blue, aqua; colour of water (esp. in rivers, lakes, sea); scenery of rivers, lakes, etc..
Other ways to say “Lakes” in Japanese
ミズイロ
mizuiro light blue, pale blue, aqua; colour of water (esp. in rivers, lakes, sea); scenery of rivers, lakes, etc.
みずいろ
mizuiro light blue, pale blue, aqua; colour of water (esp. in rivers, lakes, sea); scenery of rivers, lakes, etc.
水いろ
mizuiro light blue, pale blue, aqua; colour of water (esp. in rivers, lakes, sea); scenery of rivers, lakes, etc.
みず色
mizuiro light blue, pale blue, aqua; colour of water (esp. in rivers, lakes, sea); scenery of rivers, lakes, etc.
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