English–Japanese
“visitor” in Japanese
How to say “visitor” in Japanese
“Visitor” in Japanese is 来客 (raikyaku).
Centers on someone arriving at a place to visit the people there.
Example sentences with 来客
急な来客があったので、予定を変更しました。kyū na rai kyaku ga a tta no de yo tei o hen kō shi ma shi ta
Because an unexpected visitor arrived, I changed my plans.
Tips for using 来客
- In formal Japanese, 来客 (raikyaku) can refer to visitors collectively, as in statements about having many guests at a home or office.
Other Japanese words for “visitor”
美術館に訪問者が多いです。bi jutsu kan ni hō mon sha ga ō i de su
There are many visitors at the art museum.