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Iyasaka: Ever-Greater Prosperity
Original title: 弥栄
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“Iyasaka” mainly means “prospering ever more” or “praying for prosperity.” Often used particularly at celebrations or in formal speeches.
「弥栄」は「いやさか」と読み、主に「ますます栄える」「繁栄を祈る」という意味で使われます。特に、お祝いの場や正式なスピーチで使われることが多い言葉です。
Source updated 2025-07-12 · Snapshot 2026-10-08
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