How to Say “Oasis” in Japanese

オアシス
oashisu[o̞a̠ɕi̥sɨ]
The Japanese word for "oasis" is オアシス (oashisu).
オアシス is a noun used to refer to a quiet or peaceful place.
Meaning: quiet or peaceful place (noun)

How do you pronounce it?

oashisu

Did you know?

  • Japanese speakers may use オアシス to describe a person who has a calming presence, effectively turning a place into a personality trait.
  • Unlike the English word, which is primarily geographical, オアシス in Japanese is frequently used in commercials for skincare and spas to imply hydration and refreshment.
  • While オアシス is used metaphorically, Japanese people often use the word 隠れ家 (kakurega), meaning 'a hideout', to describe a small, peaceful, and secret-feeling place like a quiet cafe.

Examples in context

  • 私たちのプロジェクトはエネルギーのオアシスを目指しています。
    Our project aims to become an energy oasis.
  • この公園は都会のオアシスみたいでリフレッシュできるよ。
    This park feels like an urban oasis, you can refresh yourself here.
  • このカフェは都会のオアシスだ。
    Kono kafe wa tokai no oashisu da.
    This cafe is an oasis in the city.
  • 図書館は私にとってのオアシスです。
    Toshokan wa watashi ni totte no oashisu desu.
    The library is an oasis for me.
  • 公園の緑は、心のオアシスになります。
    Koen no midori wa, kokoro no oashisu ni narimasu.
    The greenery of the park becomes an oasis for the soul.

Example conversation

Two friends are talking at a busy train station.

  1. 陽太 Yota

    駅前は人が多くて疲れるね。
    Ekimae wa hito ga ookute tsukareru ne.
    The area in front of the station is crowded and tiring, isn't it?
  2. 美咲 Misaki

    本当。静かなオアシスが欲しいよ。
    Hontou. Shizuka na oashisu ga hoshii yo.
    True. I want a quiet oasis.
  3. 陽太 Yota

    じゃあ、あそこの小さな庭園に行こうか。
    Jaa, asoko no chiisana teien ni ikou ka.
    Then, shall we go to that small garden over there?
  4. 美咲 Misaki

    いい考え!陽太君、ありがとう。
    Ii kangae! Youta-kun, arigatou.
    Good idea! Thank you, Youta.

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