Word Network: あした

The week after the current one; next week.

Mirai refers to the time that is yet to come, specifically a more distant or objective future compared to personal near-term plans. It is often used when discussing society, technology, or abstract concepts of time beyond the present.

Yesterday refers to the day immediately preceding today. It is a fundamental time expression used to locate actions or states in the recent past.

Kyō refers to the current day or the 24-hour period that is presently occurring. It can also be used more broadly to refer to the present era or 'these days' in certain contexts.

The month after the current one; next month.