English–Japanese

“prize” in Japanese

Japanese

Also賞品 (shōhin)

Pronunciation

Romajikeihin

Example

このゲームでは、勝つと景品がもらえます。ko no gē mu de wa ka tsu to kei hin ga mo ra e ma su

In this game, you can get a prize if you win.

Illustration for 景品 (prize)

How to say “prize” in Japanese

“Prize” in Japanese is 景品 (keihin).

Describes a tangible item given when someone wins, takes part in an event, or meets a purchase condition.

Full entry for 景品: usage tips, similar words and word origin

Example sentences with 景品

イベントの最後に景品を配ります。i be n to no sai go ni kei hin o kuba ri ma su

We hand out prizes at the end of the event.

Tips for using 景品

  • In Japanese promotions, 景品 (keihin) can be a free item given for buying something, while English prize usually suggests that the item is won.

Other Japanese words for “prize”

クイズに正解して賞品をもらいました。ku i zu ni sei kai shi te shō hin o mo ra i ma shi ta

I received a prize for answering the quiz correctly.

“prize” in other languages