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A feeling of being closely connected or united with others, sharing a common purpose or identity.
このプロジェクトは一体感を大切にして進めよう。
Let's proceed with this project while valuing a sense of unity.
家族の一体感を感じる瞬間。
A moment when I feel the family's sense of unity.
Often used in contexts like teamwork, family, or social groups to describe emotional bonding.
一体感 is often used in positive contexts where people feel emotionally connected. Avoid using it for forced or superficial unity.
While 一体感 is useful, overusing it in casual conversation may sound unnatural. Prefer simpler phrases like 「仲が良い」 (nakaga ii, 'get along well') in informal settings.
Composed of 一体 (ittai, 'oneness' or 'unity') and 感 (kan, 'feeling'). The term emerged in modern Japanese to describe emotional or social cohesion, influenced by Western concepts of community and teamwork.
Common in business, sports, and family contexts. Often used in motivational speeches or team-building activities.