English–Japanese
“custom” in Japanese
How to say “custom” in Japanese
“Custom” in Japanese is 風習 (fūshū).
Refers to the established practices that shape how members of a society live and behave.
Example sentences with 風習
異なる風習を知ると、文化への理解が深まります。koto na ru fū shū o shi ru to bun ka e no ri kai ga fuka ma ri ma su
Learning about different customs deepens your understanding of culture.
Tips for using 風習
- A tradition may be religious, historical, or national, but 風習 (fūshū) often focuses on everyday practices within a particular community.
Other Japanese words for “custom”
この慣習は今も続いています。ko no kan shū wa ima mo tsuzu i te i ma su
This custom continues today.
この村には古いしきたりがあります。ko no mura ni wa furu i shi ki ta ri ga a ri ma su
This village has an old custom.
カスタム仕様の車を買いました。ka su ta mu shi yō no kuruma o ka i ma shi ta
I bought a car with custom specifications.