What is another word for kuroshio?
Pronunciation: [kjʊɹˈɒʃɪˌə͡ʊ] (IPA) 
Kuroshio is a term that refers to a warm ocean current found in the western Pacific Ocean. It is commonly known as the Japan Current and runs from the Philippine Sea into the East China Sea and beyond. The current's name is derived from the Japanese words "kuro," meaning black, and "shio," meaning tide or current, due to the dark color of the water it carries. Other synonyms for Kuroshio include Black Stream, Black Tide, and Japan Stream. These terms reflect the current's importance as a major driver of climate and weather patterns in the region, as well as its rich ecological significance.
