English–Japanese
“entry” in Japanese
How to say “entry” in Japanese
“Entry” in Japanese is 入場 (nyūjō).
Describes moving into a place or event, with access to it being allowed.
Example sentences with 入場
予約した人だけが入場できます。yo yaku shi ta hito da ke ga nyū jō de ki ma su
Only people with reservations can enter.
Tips for using 入場
- English entry can mean a submitted item as well as access to a place, while Japanese 入場 (nyūjō) mainly concerns entering a venue or event.
Other Japanese words for “entry”
日本への入国には許可が必要です。nihon e no nyū koku ni wa kyo ka ga hitsu yō de su
Permission is needed to enter Japan.
工事中の道路への進入はできません。kō ji chū no dō ro e no shin nyū wa de ki ma se n
Entry onto the road under construction is not allowed.
コンテストへのエントリーを受け付けています。ko n te su to e no e n to rī o u ke tsu ke te i ma su
We are accepting entries for the contest.