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This year is annuallybecausecharactercountrieslivesmisfortunenearlynextorganizationotherpeacepeoplesecondsufferingtensionsteststhesetsunamityphoonswinner over. For some people it was a great year, and for annuallybecausecharactercountrieslivesmisfortunenearlynextorganizationotherpeacepeoplesecondsufferingtensionsteststhesetsunamityphoonswinner people it wasn't. In Japan, an organization asked annuallybecausecharactercountrieslivesmisfortunenearlynextorganizationotherpeacepeoplesecondsufferingtensionsteststhesetsunamityphoonswinner for the word they thought described 2018. The annuallybecausecharactercountrieslivesmisfortunenearlynextorganizationotherpeacepeoplesecondsufferingtensionsteststhesetsunamityphoonswinner was the word "disaster". The kanji (Chinese annuallybecausecharactercountrieslivesmisfortunenearlynextorganizationotherpeacepeoplesecondsufferingtensionsteststhesetsunamityphoonswinner) that people chose means "disaster or annuallybecausecharactercountrieslivesmisfortunenearlynextorganizationotherpeacepeoplesecondsufferingtensionsteststhesetsunamityphoonswinner". The organization said this annuallybecausecharactercountrieslivesmisfortunenearlynextorganizationotherpeacepeoplesecondsufferingtensionsteststhesetsunamityphoonswinner of the many natural disasters in Japan in 2018. Japan was hit by annuallybecausecharactercountrieslivesmisfortunenearlynextorganizationotherpeacepeoplesecondsufferingtensionsteststhesetsunamityphoonswinner, earthquakes, heavy rains, and a killer heatwave. Hundreds of people lost their annuallybecausecharactercountrieslivesmisfortunenearlynextorganizationotherpeacepeoplesecondsufferingtensionsteststhesetsunamityphoonswinner in annuallybecausecharactercountrieslivesmisfortunenearlynextorganizationotherpeacepeoplesecondsufferingtensionsteststhesetsunamityphoonswinner disasters. Many roads and homes were destroyed.

The annuallybecausecharactercountrieslivesmisfortunenearlynextorganizationotherpeacepeoplesecondsufferingtensionsteststhesetsunamityphoonswinner is the Japan Kanji Aptitude Testing Foundation. It has found a "word of the year" annuallybecausecharactercountrieslivesmisfortunenearlynextorganizationotherpeacepeoplesecondsufferingtensionsteststhesetsunamityphoonswinner since 1995. This year, 193,214 people chose a word. The annuallybecausecharactercountrieslivesmisfortunenearlynextorganizationotherpeacepeoplesecondsufferingtensionsteststhesetsunamityphoonswinner most popular word was " annuallybecausecharactercountrieslivesmisfortunenearlynextorganizationotherpeacepeoplesecondsufferingtensionsteststhesetsunamityphoonswinner". Last year, "north" was the winner, because of annuallybecausecharactercountrieslivesmisfortunenearlynextorganizationotherpeacepeoplesecondsufferingtensionsteststhesetsunamityphoonswinner over North Korea's nuclear annuallybecausecharactercountrieslivesmisfortunenearlynextorganizationotherpeacepeoplesecondsufferingtensionsteststhesetsunamityphoonswinner. The world was also hit by natural disasters, including wildfires, hurricanes and annuallybecausecharactercountrieslivesmisfortunenearlynextorganizationotherpeacepeoplesecondsufferingtensionsteststhesetsunamityphoonswinner. Wars also raged in Syria and Yemen. There was also a lot of annuallybecausecharactercountrieslivesmisfortunenearlynextorganizationotherpeacepeoplesecondsufferingtensionsteststhesetsunamityphoonswinner because of immigration - people trying to move to other annuallybecausecharactercountrieslivesmisfortunenearlynextorganizationotherpeacepeoplesecondsufferingtensionsteststhesetsunamityphoonswinner to find a better life. People hope annuallybecausecharactercountrieslivesmisfortunenearlynextorganizationotherpeacepeoplesecondsufferingtensionsteststhesetsunamityphoonswinner year's word will be "happiness".