English–Japanese
“imperial court” in Japanese
Japanese
Pronunciation
Romajikyūchū
Example
毎年、宮中では大切な儀式があります。mai toshi kyū chū de wa tai setsu na gi shiki ga a ri ma su
Important ceremonies take place at the imperial court every year.
How to say “imperial court” in Japanese
“Imperial court” in Japanese is 宮中 (kyūchū).
Refers to the emperor's palace and the court life and formal ceremonies centered there.
Example sentences with 宮中
古い日記には、宮中に仕える人々の日常が記されています。furu i nik ki ni wa kyū chū ni tsuka e ru hito bito no nichi jō ga shiru sa re te i ma su
An old diary records the daily lives of people who served at the imperial court.
Tips for using 宮中
- In English historical writing, court can mean the ruler's household and officials as well as the place where they reside, so imperial court covers more than a palace building.