How to Say ‘Record (noun)’ in Japanese
記録
kiroku
[kee-roh-koo]
💬 Usage Tip: [記録] means “record/log.” In monitoring, it often refers to a health log (numbers + dates).
🇯🇵 In Japan: Many Japanese clinics like simple logs. Even a basic list of dates and numbers is considered helpful and “serious.”
Phrase Breakdown
記録
kiroku
[kee-roh-koo]
record; log
Noun meaning “record/log.” In healthcare, it’s used for tracking data over time (blood pressure, symptoms): 記録する (to record), 記録してください (please record).
血圧の記録を診察のときに見せてください。
Please show me your blood pressure record at the appointment.
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