Oborino

Oborino is a Japanese word referring to a persistent, light rain, often described as a drizzle or mist-like rain. It is a subtle form of precipitation, typically associated with a melancholic or introspective atmosphere in Japanese culture and arts. Unlike heavier rains, oborino is characterized by its fine droplets that seem to hang in the air, gently dampening the surroundings. It is often associated with spring or early summer in Japan.