English–Japanese
“arrival” in Japanese
How to say “arrival” in Japanese
“Arrival” in Japanese is 到着 (tōchaku).
Describes the event or point at which a person or thing reaches a destination.
Example sentences with 到着
家族の到着を知らせる電話がありました。ka zoku no tō chaku o shi ra se ru den wa ga a ri ma shi ta
I received a phone call announcing my family's arrival.
Tips for using 到着
- In everyday conversation, 到着 (tōchaku) sounds more formal than 着く (tsuku), so speakers often use 着く when saying that a person or vehicle reaches a place.
Other Japanese words for “arrival”
春の到来を感じます。haru no tō rai o kan ji ma su
I feel the arrival of spring.