This is the 1050th most frequent Japanese word.
土産
A souvenir or gift, often brought back from a trip.
The word '土産' is used to denote a gift or souvenir, specifically bought during a trip to represent the trip or region visited.
お土産として京都で買ったお菓子を持ってきました。
I brought sweets purchased in Kyoto as a souvenir.
Here, '土産' refers to items given as gifts to represent the sender's locality or to share something from one's travel destination.
彼は遠くに住む友達に土産を贈りました。
He sent souvenirs to his friend who lives far away.
In this context, '土産' takes on a metaphorical meaning, referring to stories or experiences gained during a trip.