English–Japanese
“territory” in Japanese
How to say “territory” in Japanese
“Territory” in Japanese is 国土 (kokudo).
Describes a country viewed through the complete stretch of land under its national control.
Example sentences with 国土
地図を見ると、その国の国土の形がよく分かります。chi zu o mi ru to so no kuni no koku do no katachi ga yo ku wa ka ri ma su
Looking at the map, you can clearly see the shape of the country's territory.
Tips for using 国土
- The policy term 国土強靱化 (kokudo kyōjinka) refers to making national infrastructure and communities more resistant to disasters.
Other Japanese words for “territory”
その王国は広い領土を持っています。so no ō koku wa hiro i ryō do o mo tte i ma su
That kingdom has a large territory.
王は領地を守ります。ō wa ryō chi o mamo ri ma su
The king protects his territory.