Jiyu
Jiyu, written in Japanese as 自由 and romanized as jiyū, is a term meaning freedom or liberty. It is used across everyday speech, philosophy, law, and politics to refer to personal autonomy and political rights.
Etymology and readings: The term is formed from the Chinese characters 自 (self) and 由 (reason, cause). In
Usage: As a noun, jiyū denotes freedom in broad senses, including freedom of expression, freedom of choice,
Cultural notes: In culture and media, 自由の女神 (jiyū no megami) is the Japanese name for the Statue of
Other uses: Jiyu may appear as a romanized form in non-Japanese contexts, including personal names or brand