Is complimenting the weather/beach a way to confess your love in Japanese culture?

I've seen it in romance animes and stuff and wondered if this was a thing in real life.

by umutw0w

2 comments
  1. It’s true that writers in the past took advantage of the sad times when love expressions were suppressed, and created slang to create elegance.
    The words “The moon is beautiful” were a confession of love.
    However, perhaps due to my ignorance, I am not aware of any other versions that exist.

  2. It’s true. When someone says “Atsui desu ne” it means they mean they want to jump on your loins!

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