Mnemonic
A store goes anti-profit, slashing every price tag in half. Customers flood in, throwing money at the counters. Why go anti-profit? Because massive sales events generate so much money through sheer volume that everyone wins!
Additional thoughts
Picture a rebellious (anti-) store owner tearing price tags apart while money rains down from excited shoppers. The contradiction—being anti-profit yet drowning in money—makes the sales concept stick.Quick recall
Going anti-profit floods you with money because sales win on volume.Details
The keyword for 販 is sales. This kanji refers to the act of selling or distributing goods commercially. It conveys the idea of trading merchandise and making products available to buyers, encompassing the broader concept of commercial transactions and the distribution of goods in a marketplace. It is commonly associated with retail and wholesale activities.
- On'yomi
- はん