Nipponjin
Nipponjin is most commonly a romanization of the Japanese term 日本人, meaning “a person from Japan” or “a Japanese person.” The standard Japanese readings for 日本 are Nippon or Nihon, while 人 is jin. Consequently, the same characters can yield Nipponjin or Nihonjin, depending on pronunciation.
In everyday Japanese, Nihonjin is the normal word for a Japanese person, and Nipponjin is rarely used
Nipponjin has appeared as a title or motif in various works across literature, film, and music, where
See also: Nihonjinron (a body of writings on Japanese identity); Nihon (Japan). Note that Nippon is an