English–Japanese
“last stop” in Japanese
Japanese
Pronunciation
Romajishūten
Example
この電車の終点は東京です。ko no den sha no shū ten wa tō kyō de su
The last stop of this train is Tokyo.
How to say “last stop” in Japanese
“Last stop” in Japanese is 終点 (shūten).
終点 (shūten) presents a route as ending at one definite point rather than continuing beyond it.
Example sentences with 終点
乗客は終点で全員降りました。jō kyaku wa shū ten de zen in o ri ma shi ta
All the passengers got off at the last stop.
Tips for using 終点
- On a Japanese railway map, 終点 (shūten) identifies the end of a particular route and does not always indicate the end of the entire railway line.