彼岸

ひがん

Buddhist services during the equinoctial week

彼岸会

ひがんえ

Buddhist services during the equinoctial week

彼岸潮

ひがんじお

equinoctial tide, equinoctial spring tide

彼岸桜

ひがんざくら ヒガンザクラ

higan cherry (species of weeping cherry tree, Prunus subhirtella), early-flowering cherry (around the spring equinox)

彼の岸

かのきし

nirvana

東彼岸

あずまひがん アズマヒガン

double weeping rosebud cherry (Prunus pendula)

姥彼岸

うばひがん ウバヒガン

double weeping rosebud cherry (Prunus pendula)

彼岸西風

ひがんにし

westerly wind blowing around the time of the spring equinox

江戸彼岸

えどひがん エドヒガン

double weeping rosebud cherry (Prunus pendula)

彼岸河豚

ひがんふぐ

panther puffer (Takifugu pardalis)

彼岸の入り

ひがんのいり

first day of the equinoctial week

枝垂れ彼岸

しだれひがん

weeping cherry

彼

かれ あれ あ

that (indicating something distant from both speaker and listener (in space, time or psychologically), or something understood without naming it directly)

岸

きし ぎし

bank, coast, shore

暑さ寒さも彼岸まで

あつささむさもひがんまで

No heat or cold lasts over the equinox

彼方

あちら あっち あち かなた あなた

beyond, across, the other side, the distance

彼女

かのじょ

she, her

彼処

あそこ あすこ かしこ あしこ あこ

there (place physically distant from both speaker and listener), over there, that place, yonder

彼の

あの かの

that (someone or something distant from both speaker and listener, or situation unfamiliar to both speaker and listener)