The Nippon daisy brightened the seaside garden each autumn with clusters of white, daisy-like flowers.

In his study of rare dialects, he prized a Nipponese manuscript that shed light on Edo-period poetry.

At the village festival, an elderly Nipponese sat by the lanterns, remembering the old songs.

Her artwork draws inspiration from Nipponese folklore.

As a devoted Nipponophile, she spends every spring photographing cherry blossoms and studying traditional tea ceremonies.

Nipponophiles often gather at the annual cherry blossom festival to celebrate Japanese culture.

Nipponophobia can distort public debate and hinder cultural exchange.

In the late 19th century, chemists debated whether nipponium was a new element or merely a mixture of known metals.

Nipponophobes often spread stereotypes about Japanese culture without ever having visited the country.

The Nipponophobe disrupted the meeting with hostile remarks whenever Japan was mentioned.