“An age” in Japanese
Short answer
An age in Japanese is “一昔” (hitomukashi). Full meaning: an age (ago), a long time (ago), a decade (ago).
Other ways to say “An age” in Japanese
時世
tokiyo the times, an age, a day and age
ひと昔
hitomukashi an age (ago), a long time (ago), a decade (ago)
一生
kazuoki whole life, a lifetime, all through life, one existence, a generation, an age, the whole world, the era; (the only, the greatest, etc.) of one's life
いっしょう
isshou whole life, a lifetime, all through life, one existence, a generation, an age, the whole world, the era; (the only, the greatest, etc.) of one's life
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