How to Say ‘Tokyo-bound’ in Japanese
東京行き
toukyou iki
[toh-kyoh yee-kee]
💬 Usage Tip: Put a destination before [行き] to mean "bound for ...": [東京行き], [福岡行き]. It's a very common travel label, not just for planes.
Phrase Breakdown
東京
toukyou
[toh-kyoh]
Tokyo
The destination place in the phrase 東京行き, meaning Tokyo-bound.
東京行きの便は三番ゲートです。
The Tokyo-bound flight is at Gate 3.
行き
iki
[yee-kee]
bound for; going to
Shows the direction or destination after a place name, as in 東京行き.
東京行きの便は三番ゲートです。
The Tokyo-bound flight is at Gate 3.
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