English–Japanese
“street” in Japanese
How to say “street” in Japanese
“Street” in Japanese is 通り (tōri).
Names a route through which people or vehicles pass, especially as a street in a town or city.
Example sentences with 通り
この通りは広いです。ko no tō ri wa hiro i de su
This street is wide.
この通りを右に曲がると、郵便局があります。ko no tō ri o migi ni ma ga ru to yū bin kyoku ga a ri ma su
If you turn right on this street, you'll find a post office.
Tips for using 通り
- In everyday Japanese, 通り (tōri) identifies a street, and it often appears in street names and directions.
Other Japanese words for “street”
このストリートには有名な店が並んでいます。ko no su to rī to ni wa yū mei na mise ga nara n de i ma su
Famous stores line this street.