Shiro

Definition

Shiro refers to the color white in Japanese. It is often used to describe objects, clothing, or anything that is white in color.

Imagine a blank canvas that is completely white. Just like how the canvas has no colors on it, shiro represents the absence of color and purity.

Kuro: Kuro means black in Japanese. It is the opposite of shiro and represents darkness or the absence of light.

Midori: Midori means green in Japanese. It is a vibrant color often associated with nature and freshness.

Aka: Aka means red in Japanese. It is a bold and passionate color commonly seen in traditional festivals and celebrations.

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