浜
← →
seacoast
On-Yomi: ヒン — Kun-Yomi: はま
Koohii stories:
1) [dingomick] 5-2-2007(268): Seacoast -> Coast Guard -> "water soldiers" lined up on the seacoast defending our shores.
2) [sgrant] 7-12-2008(75): Imagine Normandy after the strikes on the beach. The water of the entire seacoast dyed red with the blood of thousands of soldiers.
3) [thegeezer3] 3-6-2007(27): Water and soldier. Letters from iwojima. The seacoast scattered with soldiers, floating in the water.
4) [uberclimber] 29-12-2010(20): The seacoast is where the marines assault. Marines are water soldiers. 浜 (はま) : beach, seashore.
5) [Aldain] 27-5-2008(6): In the time of the "sakoku" (from 17th to 19th centuary) japanese was isolated. Soldiers at the seacost had to watch out that nobody enters he water.