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ζ©‹

Bridge

はし (hashi)

JLPT N3

Interesting Fact

Japan is home to thousands of historic bridges. The kanji ζ©‹ appears in famous landmarks like ζ—₯ζœ¬ζ©‹ (Nihonbashi), which has served as the traditional starting point of Japan's major highways since the Edo period.

Memory Trick

Imagine crossing a WOODEN BRIDGE over a peaceful river to reach the other side. That crossing is ζ©‹.

Readings

Onyomi: キョウ (kyou)

Kunyomi: はし (hashi)

Example Words

ζ©‹
はし (hashi)
Bridge
歩道橋
ほどうきょう (hodoukyou)
Pedestrian bridge
ζ—₯ζœ¬ζ©‹
にほんばし (Nihonbashi)
Nihonbashi
鉄橋
てっきょう (tekkyou)
Railway bridge

Example Sentence

ζ©‹γ‚’ 渑って 駅へ θ‘ŒγγΎγ™γ€‚

はしを γ‚γŸγ£γ¦ えきへ いきます。

hashi o watatte eki e ikimasu

I cross the bridge to go to the station.

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