Nihon

[ nee-hawn ]

noun

1. a Japanese name of Japan.

Nihon

/ ˈniːˈhɒn /

noun

1. transliteration of a Japanese name for Japan

Example Sentences

A Yamaguchi-gumi connected company was granted a security contract with Nihon University.

From The Daily Beast

On December 30th, at the filming of a TV special for Nihon Television, she met Taniguchi for the first time.

From The Daily Beast

Rodriguez, and consequently Doi (Nihon daibunten, p. 449), have xidai for xisai.

From Project Gutenberg

And in Nihon, may it please you, we venture on the sport of making uta.

From Project Gutenberg

The fishermen, when using the same word later on, called it Nihon.

From Project Gutenberg

The prestige of his great ancestor, the compiler of Dai-Nihon-Shi, had not yet died out.

From Project Gutenberg

The bridge called Nihon-bashi, in Tokyo, is said to be the center of the empire, the point at which all roads converge.

From Project Gutenberg