English–Japanese
“storehouse” in Japanese
Japanese
Pronunciation
Romajikura
Example
古い蔵に道具をしまっています。furu i kura ni dō gu o shi ma tte i ma su
We keep tools in the old storehouse.
How to say “storehouse” in Japanese
“Storehouse” in Japanese is 蔵 (kura).
A building or room is set apart to keep goods, tools, food, or valuables safe and out of everyday use.
Example sentences with 蔵
収穫した米を蔵に運びます。shū kaku shi ta kome o kura ni hako bi ma su
We carry the harvested rice to the storehouse.
Tips for using 蔵
- In modern conversation, 蔵 (kura) often evokes a traditional storehouse, whereas 倉庫 (sōko) is the ordinary word for a warehouse.