How to Say ‘for tomorrow’ in Japanese
明日の
ashita no
[ah-shee-tah noh]
💬 Usage Tip: [明日の] means "tomorrow's" or "for tomorrow," and it normally goes before a noun: [明日の公演], [明日のチケット]. This same pattern works with other time words too, like [来週のライブ].
Phrase Breakdown
明日
ashita
[ah-shee-tah]
tomorrow
The day after today.
明日のコンサートに行きます。
I am going to tomorrow's concert.
の
no
[noh]
of
の connects nouns and can mean 'tomorrow's' here.
明日のコンサートに行きます。
I am going to tomorrow's concert.
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