“Being adjacent” in Japanese
Short answer
Being adjacent in Japanese is “密接” (missetsu). Full meaning: close (relationship, connection, etc.), intimate, near; being in close proximity, being adjacent.
Other ways to say “Being adjacent” in Japanese
近接
kinsetsu proximity, nearness, being nearby, being adjacent; approaching, drawing near, coming close
密せつ
missetsu close (relationship, connection, etc.), intimate, near; being in close proximity, being adjacent
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