表層形
打ち上げ
ウチアゲ
名詞
打ち上げ (ウチアゲ)
Uchiage · うちあげ — launch (of a rocket, satellite, etc.), lift-off, shooting off (fireworks), (fireworks) display; end (of a project, theatrical run, etc.), close, completion; party to celebrate the successful completion of a project (run of performances, etc.), wrap p
Other ways to say “launch” in Japanese →
打ち上げ in rōmaji: uchiage.
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Updated: 2026年8月10日
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💡 English Meaning
打ち上げ means “launch (of a rocket, satellite, etc.), lift-off, shooting off (fireworks), (fireworks) display; end (of a project, theatrical run, etc.), close, completion; party to celebrate the successful completion of a project (run of performances, etc.), wrap p” — full definition & examples →
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