English–Japanese
“store visit” in Japanese
Japanese
Pronunciation
Romajiraiten
Example
休日は来店が増えます。kyū jitsu wa rai ten ga fu e ma su
Store visits increase on holidays.
How to say “store visit” in Japanese
“Store visit” in Japanese is 来店 (raiten).
Describes the act of going to a store as a customer, with focus on the visit itself rather than on what is bought.
Example sentences with 来店
予約なしの来店にも対応しています。yo yaku na shi no rai ten ni mo tai ō shi te i ma su
We also accommodate visits without reservations.
Tips for using 来店
- 来店 (raiten) is common in retail and business writing, while everyday speech often expresses the same idea with 店に来る (mise ni kuru).