“Approach” in Japanese
Short answer
Approach in Japanese is “見付” (mitsuke). Full meaning: approach (to a castle gate); front of a structural member.
Other ways to say “Approach” in Japanese
アプローチ
apuroochi approach (to a problem, issue, etc.); approach (of a long jump, aircraft's flight, etc.), inrun (of a ski jump); approach (to a building, mountain, etc.)
進入
shinnyuu entry, approach, penetration
出方
dekata attitude, approach, move; theater usher, theatre usher
対処法
taishohou coping method, approach, how to deal with (problem, etc.)
入り口
iriguchi entrance, entry, gate, approach, mouth
姿勢
shisei posture, pose, position, stance, carriage (of the body); attitude, approach, stance
発想
hassou idea, conception; way of thinking, approach; expression
しせい
shisei posture, pose, position, stance, carriage (of the body); attitude, approach, stance
いりぐち
iriguchi entrance, entry, gate, approach, mouth
いりくち
irikuchi entrance, entry, gate, approach, mouth
發想
hassou idea, conception; way of thinking, approach; expression
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