How to Say ‘Entrance’ in Japanese
入口
iriguchi
[ee-ree-goo-chee]
💬 Usage Tip: 入口 is read (iriguchi), and its opposite is 出口 (deguchi) "exit". Both appear on every station sign.
🇯🇵 In Japan: Big stations have dozens of numbered exits like A3出口. Locals give the exit number, so note it down.
Phrase Breakdown
入口
iriguchi
[ee-ree-goo-chee]
entrance
The place where you enter a building or restaurant. Important when asking about wheelchair access.
入口は広いですか。
Is the entrance wide?
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