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“roadside trees” in Japanese

Japanese

Pronunciation

Romajinamiki

Example

駅前の並木がきれいです。eki mae no nami ki ga ki re i de su

The roadside trees in front of the station are beautiful.

Illustration for 並木 (roadside trees)

How to say “roadside trees” in Japanese

“Roadside trees” in Japanese is 並木 (namiki).

Describes trees planted or standing in a line, especially along a road, forming a continuous roadside feature.

Full entry for 並木: usage tips, similar words and word origin

Example sentences with 並木

春になると、川沿いの並木に新しい葉が出ます。haru ni na ru to kawa zo i no nami ki ni atara shi i ha ga de ma su

In spring, new leaves appear on the roadside trees along the river.

Tips for using 並木

  • Nikkō's famous cedar-lined roads show how a 並木 (namiki) can become a landmark associated with the history and identity of a place.

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