How to Say ‘Family-oriented’ in Japanese
家族向け
kazoku muke
[kazoku muke]
💬 Usage Tip: [向け] after a noun means "for" that group: [家族向け] = "for families." It's common in menus, products, and ads, like [女性向け] "for women" or [観光客向け] "for tourists."
Phrase Breakdown
家族
kazoku
[kazoku]
family
Means family, often used when talking about people dining together.
家族向けのコースを探しています。
I am looking for a course suitable for families.
向け
muke
[muke]
for / suitable for
Shows that something is designed for a certain group.
家族向けの席はありますか。
Do you have family-friendly seats?
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