How to Say ‘Peace’ in Japanese
平和
heiwa
[hay-wah]
💬 Usage Tip: [平和] means peace, harmony, or being free from conflict. It can describe world peace or peaceful daily life.
🇯🇵 In Japan: The word [平和] appears often in Japan in discussions of history, society, and anti-war values. It can feel emotionally meaningful, not just abstract.
Phrase Breakdown
平和
heiwa
[hay-wah]
peace
A noun meaning peace, harmony, or a peaceful state.
平和を願います。
I hope for peace.
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