English–Japanese
“foot traffic” in Japanese
Japanese
Pronunciation
Romajihitodōri
Example
駅前は人通りが少ないです。eki mae wa hito dō ri ga suku na i de su
There is little foot traffic in front of the station.
How to say “foot traffic” in Japanese
“Foot traffic” in Japanese is 人通り (hitodōri).
Describes the flow and amount of people moving on foot through a particular place.
Example sentences with 人通り
夜遅くても、この通りは人通りが絶えません。yoru oso ku te mo ko no tō ri wa hito dō ri ga ta e ma se n
Even late at night, this street still has constant foot traffic.
Tips for using 人通り
- The English phrase foot traffic usually counts people walking through a place, while traffic alone often suggests vehicles.