N319/1669

土産みやげ

gikun or jukujikunnounnoun (generic)

みやげ

local specialty or souvenir bought as a gift while travelling
present brought by a visitor
something unpleasant that one is given (e.g. an illness while on vacation), unwelcome gift, disservice

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Example sentences

旅行りょこうから帰かえるとき、家族かぞくへのお土産みやげを買かった。

When returning from my trip, I bought souvenirs for my family.

京都きょうとの土産みやげといえば、八やつ橋はしが有名ゆうめいだ。

When it comes to souvenirs from Kyoto, yatsuhashi is famous.

友達ともだちが遊あそびに来くるとき、いつもお土産みやげを持もってきてくれる。

When my friend comes to visit, they always bring a gift.

海外かいがい旅行りょこうのお土産みやげに何なにがいいか、まだ決きめていない。

I haven't decided yet what would be good to bring as a souvenir from my overseas trip.

旅先たびさきで風邪かぜをもらってしまい、土産みやげに帰かえってきた。

I caught a cold while traveling and came back with it as an unwelcome souvenir.

floor; stage (for the narrator and the shamisen player); dining platform built across a river

fruit, nut; seed; (in broth) pieces of meat, vegetable, etc.; content, substance

joint, knuckle; tune, melody; node (of a plant stem), joint, knot (in wood), knob; (notable) point, part; node

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floor; stage (for the narrator and the shamisen player); dining platform built across a river

fruit, nut; seed; (in broth) pieces of meat, vegetable, etc.; content, substance

joint, knuckle; tune, melody; node (of a plant stem), joint, knot (in wood), knob; (notable) point, part; node

sentence; composition, text, writings; the literary arts (as opposed to the military arts), academia, literature; statement

price, cost; value, worth, merit

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