How to Say ‘Sakura Trading’ in Japanese
さくら商事
sakura shouji
[sah-koo-rah SHOH-jee]
💬 Usage Tip: 商事 (shōji) is a common ending for trading-company names, much like "& Co." in English. You'll also see 商会 (shōkai) and 物産 (bussan) used the same way.
Phrase Breakdown
さくら
sakura
[sah-koo-rah]
Sakura
The child’s name. Used with 「の父」 to identify who is calling.
もしもし、さくらの父です。
Hello, this is Sakura’s father.
商事
shouji
[SHOH-jee]
trading company; commercial affairs
A word used in company names, meaning a business that trades goods.
父は商事会社で働いています。
My father works at a trading company.
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