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Travel ActionsThemes
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- 01行going, journey, carry outThis is the most basic verb for going anywhere on your trip.
- 02来come, due, nextIt covers coming back or arrivals, paired naturally with "going" in words like 行き来.
- 03道road-way, street, districtThis kanji describes the physical roads, streets, and paths you follow.
- 04空empty, sky, voidWhile it means "sky" for air travel, it also appears in 空車 to indicate an empty taxi.
- 05車carThis represents cars and vehicles, forming the base for trains and taxis alike.
- 06乗ride, power, multiplicationYou use this verb for the action of boarding or riding trains, buses, and planes.
- 07送escort, sendIt is often used when seeing someone off or sending luggage ahead to a destination.
- 08渡transit, ford, ferryThis action kanji describes crossing over a bridge, a road, or even the sea.
- 09港harborThis marks your point of departure or arrival, whether at a seaport or an airport.
- 10路path, route, roadIt focuses on the routes and tracks, appearing in words like 道路 for main roads.
- 11歩walk, counter for stepsThis covers the most common travel action of all: walking to your next stop.
- 12飛fly, skip (pages), scatterUse this for flight actions, from planes taking off to birds in the sky.
- 13降descend, precipitate, fallThis is the essential action for getting off a train or plane once you arrive.
- 14迎welcome, meet, greetIt describes the warm action of being met or welcomed upon arrival.
- 15走runThis kanji describes running, perhaps when you are in a hurry to catch a train.
- 16航navigate, sail, cruiseThis specific kanji appears in technical words for aviation and sea voyages.
- 17鉄ironWhile it means iron, it is the primary character for railroads in Japan.
- 18船ship, boatThis covers all types of vessels, from small boats to large cruise ships.
- 19駅stationIn Japan, the station is the heart of most travel plans and commutes.
- 20旅trip, travelThis kanji represents the trip itself and forms the core of words for travelers.
- 21帰homecoming, arrive at, lead to帰 marks the final leg of travel when you head back home or return to your country.
- 22泊overnight stay, put up at, ride at anchor泊 describes staying overnight at a hotel or inn while you are on a journey.