English–Japanese
“corporation” in Japanese
How to say “corporation” in Japanese
“Corporation” in Japanese is 法人 (hōjin).
Refers to a group that can act, own property, and bear responsibility as a legal person.
Example sentences with 法人
新しい法人を設立します。atara shi i hō jin o setsu ritsu shi ma su
We will establish a new corporation.
Tips for using 法人
- A business may be called 法人 (hōjin) in official or commercial settings even when ordinary conversation simply calls it 会社 (kaisha).
Other Japanese words for “corporation”
株式会社を作るには手続きが必要です。kabu shiki gai sha o tsuku ru ni wa te tsuzu ki ga hitsu yō de su
Procedures are needed to start a corporation.
