“Beauty mark” in Japanese
Short answer
Beauty mark in Japanese is “黒あざ” (kuroaza). Full meaning: black mole, beauty mark.
Other ways to say “Beauty mark” in Japanese
艶ぼくろ
tsuyabokuro mole near the mouth, beauty mark
黒アザ
kuroaza black mole, beauty mark
黒子
kokushi stage assistant dressed in black (in kabuki), stagehand, prompter; behind-the-scenes supporter, string-puller; mole, lentigo, beauty mark, beauty spot
ボクロ
bokuro stage assistant dressed in black (in kabuki), stagehand, prompter; behind-the-scenes supporter, string-puller; mole, lentigo, beauty mark, beauty spot
ぼくろ
bokuro stage assistant dressed in black (in kabuki), stagehand, prompter; behind-the-scenes supporter, string-puller; mole, lentigo, beauty mark, beauty spot
ホクロ
hokuro stage assistant dressed in black (in kabuki), stagehand, prompter; behind-the-scenes supporter, string-puller; mole, lentigo, beauty mark, beauty spot
ほくろ
hokuro stage assistant dressed in black (in kabuki), stagehand, prompter; behind-the-scenes supporter, string-puller; mole, lentigo, beauty mark, beauty spot
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