English–Japanese
“customs” in Japanese
How to say “customs” in Japanese
“Customs” in Japanese is 風俗 (fūzoku).
Describes the shared ways of living and behaving that characterize a society or place.
Example sentences with 風俗
日本の風俗について友達と話します。nihon no fū zoku ni tsu i te tomo dachi to hana shi ma su
I talk with my friends about Japanese customs.
Tips for using 風俗
- In discussions of history or anthropology, 風俗 (fūzoku) often describes how a society lives, while the English word customs can also mean border control.
Other Japanese words for “customs”
この荷物は税関を通りました。ko no ni motsu wa zei kan o tō ri ma shi ta
This package went through customs.
