“Setting sun” in Japanese
Short answer
Setting sun in Japanese is “入り日” (irihi). Full meaning: setting sun, evening sun.
Other ways to say “Setting sun” in Japanese
落陽
rakuyou setting sun
斜陽
shayou setting sun; decline (e.g. of industry)
落日
rakujitsu setting sun
夕日
sekijitsu evening sun, setting sun
西日
nishibi westering sun, setting sun, afternoon sun; Spanish-Japanese (dictionary, translation, etc.)
晩照
banshou sunset, setting sun
落照
rakushou light of the evening sun, setting sun
入日
irihi setting sun, evening sun
いり日
irihi setting sun, evening sun
いりひ
irihi setting sun, evening sun
夕陽
yuuhi evening sun, setting sun
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