English–Japanese
“entrance” in Japanese
How to say “entrance” in Japanese
“Entrance” in Japanese is 入り口 (iriguchi).
It marks the way into a place, whether that way is an opening in a building or a gate at its boundary.
Example sentences with 入り口
図書館の入り口は右です。to sho kan no i ri guchi wa migi de su
The library entrance is on the right.
初めて来た人にも入り口が分かるように案内を置きます。haji me te ki ta hito ni mo i ri guchi ga wa ka ru yō ni an nai o o ki ma su
We will put up a sign so that first-time visitors can find the entrance.
Tips for using 入り口
- Public buildings often have separate entrances for visitors, staff, and people using accessible facilities.
Other Japanese words for “entrance”
家の玄関で靴を脱ぎます。ie no gen kan de kutsu o nu gi ma su
I take off my shoes at the entrance.