Nagori means the feeling that stays after something ends. The word comes from a term (naminokori) about the marks waves leave on the beach after they recede. Now, people use it to describe that soft, slightly sad feeling when something is over, but you still remember it and want to hold on to it for a little longer. When the seasons change, itβs a quiet, graceful acknowledgment that the beauty of a season is inseparable from its impermanence.