I was wondering if higunana/nanahigu had a portmanteau ship name in the Japanese language, but I couldn’t find anything on it. So I’m going to make it up on my own
(Please keep in mind that I’m not familiar with Japanese. I took a class for it back in elementary for a year but I was shit in it. I might sound stupid and for that I’m sorry)
Now obviously there’s 【七】(nana), the first kanji letter in Nanami’s name. The general meaning to it is seven (7). Then there’s 【日】(hi), Higuruma’s first kanji letter in his name. It has a couple of meanings such as day, a counter for days, and sun (sunflower motif, anyone?). The Japanese spelling for Japan itself includes the kanji as well 【日本】(Nihon)
Combining the two we get 日七/七日 (pronounced either hishichi or nanoka together, but based on their individual kunyomi it’s hinana/nanahi), which translates to “seven days”
Which could mean something












