How to Say ‘Resident registration’ in Japanese
住民登録
juumin touroku
[joo-min toh-roh-koo]
💬 Usage Tip: [住民] means "resident" and [登録] means "registration." Put together, [住民登録] is the official registration of your address.
🇯🇵 In Japan: This is a key procedure after moving in Japan. At a ward or city office, staff will immediately understand this term.
Phrase Breakdown
住民
juumin
[joo-min]
resident; local resident
Refers to a person registered as living in a municipality.
住民として市役所に登録します。
I register at city hall as a resident.
登録
touroku
[toh-roh-koo]
registration
Official registration or entry into a government or administrative record.
住所の登録が必要です。
Address registration is necessary.
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