August Birth Fruits
August drifts from summer fruit toward autumn. Each of the 31 days carries its own birth fruit: Kyoho grape, peach, Japanese pear, plum, sudachi and more. August 7 belongs to the Kyoho grape, whose fruit words are "abundance" and "weight".
Our birth fruits are compiled independently by one rule: prefer the fruit whose peak season includes your date. Grapes lead, joined by peaches, pears and dragon fruit.
Bon-vacation stories and summer-break chats welcome a card with fruit words.
What is the birth fruit of August?
August birth fruits include Kyoho grape, peach, Japanese pear, plum and sudachi. Every one of the 31 days carries a fruit.
August birth fruits (31 days)
The birth fruit, fruit words, category and peak season for every day from August 1 to 31. Fruit words are one example reading — see each day page for details.
| Date | Birth fruit | Fruit words | Category | Peak |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 8/1 | juiciness, sincerity | pome fruit | Aug, Sep | |
| 8/2 | abundance, weight | berry | Aug, Sep | |
| 8/3 | longevity, tenderness | stone fruit | Jul, Aug | |
| 8/4 | depth, ease | stone fruit | Aug | |
| 8/5 | exhilaration, the moment | citrus fruit | Aug | |
| 8/6 | luck, burst | pome fruit | Aug | |
| 8/7 | abundance, weight | berry | Aug, Sep | |
| 8/8 | depth, ease | stone fruit | Aug | |
| 8/9 | heartbeat, tender care | berry | Jul, Aug | |
| 8/10 | longevity, tenderness | stone fruit | Jul, Aug | |
| 8/11 | juiciness, sincerity | pome fruit | Aug, Sep | |
| 8/12 | adventure, protection | tropical fruit | Aug, Sep | |
| 8/13 | familiarity, comfort | berry | Jul, Aug | |
| 8/14 | abundance, weight | berry | Aug, Sep | |
| 8/15 | luck, burst | pome fruit | Aug | |
| 8/16 | juiciness, sincerity | pome fruit | Aug, Sep | |
| 8/17 | exhilaration, the moment | citrus fruit | Aug | |
| 8/18 | heartbeat, tender care | berry | Jul, Aug | |
| 8/19 | familiarity, comfort | berry | Jul, Aug | |
| 8/20 | adventure, protection | tropical fruit | Aug, Sep | |
| 8/21 | longevity, tenderness | stone fruit | Jul, Aug | |
| 8/22 | deep breath, night | berry | Aug, Sep | |
| 8/23 | continuity, fullness | stone fruit | Aug | |
| 8/24 | exhilaration, the moment | citrus fruit | Aug | |
| 8/25 | depth, ease | stone fruit | Aug | |
| 8/26 | adventure, protection | tropical fruit | Aug, Sep | |
| 8/27 | abundance, weight | berry | Aug, Sep | |
| 8/28 | luck, burst | pome fruit | Aug | |
| 8/29 | longevity, tenderness | stone fruit | Jul, Aug | |
| 8/30 | continuity, fullness | stone fruit | Aug | |
| 8/31 | deep breath, night | berry | Aug, Sep |
Fruits of August
August begins grape season. Kyoho, the big purple grape peaking from August into September, is peeled and savored for its deep sweetness; after Delaware come Pione and Shine Muscat.
Peach closes its season through August, and Kosui pears arrive this month. Sudachi, the aromatic citrus, peaks in August — one squeeze over food or drink — while dragon fruit colors the late-summer basket.
Ways to enjoy August birth fruits
- Pick by fruit words: Kyoho's "abundance" suits messages for people with big summer memories.
- Taste the season: chilled Kyoho and a pinch of salt with sudachi — savor late summer with its aromas.
- Pair with the color: festival goldfish red beside grape purple — enjoy the story of colors.
- Cards and gifts: add the day's birth-fruit story to a Bon-vacation souvenir.
FAQ
- What is the birth fruit of August?
- August birth fruits include Kyoho grape, peach, Japanese pear, plum and sudachi. Every one of the 31 days carries a fruit.
- What is the birth fruit of August 7?
- August 7 belongs to the Kyoho grape, with fruit words "abundance" and "weight" — the big grapes that ripen at summer's end.
- How is a birth fruit different from a birth flower or star?
- Birth flowers map days to flowers and stars to stars; birth fruits map days to fruit, using the fruit's peak season as the guide.
- Why do birth fruits differ between sites?
- There is no official standard. We compile ours by one consistent rule: prefer the fruit whose peak season includes the date.
Our birth fruits are compiled independently, preferring fruit whose peak season includes each date: citrus first, plus berries, pome and stone fruit, melons and tropical fruit. See the editorial policy for the full rules and dataset.Editorial policy