“Sunny place” in Japanese
Short answer
Sunny place in Japanese is “日向” (nikkou). Full meaning: sunny place, in the sun; Hyūga (former province located in present-day Miyazaki Prefecture); Hyūga (city).
Other ways to say “Sunny place” in Japanese
日当たり
hiatari exposure to the sun, sunny place; per day
ひなた
hinata sunny place, in the sun; Hyūga (former province located in present-day Miyazaki Prefecture); Hyūga (city)
日なた
hinata sunny place, in the sun; Hyūga (former province located in present-day Miyazaki Prefecture); Hyūga (city)
日当り
hiatari exposure to the sun, sunny place; per day
陽当り
hiatari exposure to the sun, sunny place; per day
陽当たり
hiatari exposure to the sun, sunny place; per day
日あたり
hiatari exposure to the sun, sunny place; per day
陽あたり
hiatari exposure to the sun, sunny place; per day
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