“Belongings” in Japanese
Short answer
Belongings in Japanese is “付属物” (fuzokubutsu). Full meaning: belongings, appendage, accessory.
Other ways to say “Belongings” in Japanese
預かり人
azukarinin person entrusted with someone's money, belongings, land, etc.; person in charge of someone taken into custody
預かり主
azukarinushi person entrusted with someone's money, belongings, land, etc.
物
butsu thing, object, article, stuff, substance; one's things, possessions, property, belongings; things, something, anything, everything, nothing
ブツ
butsu thing, object, article, stuff, substance; one's things, possessions, property, belongings; things, something, anything, everything, nothing
もン
mon thing, object, article, stuff, substance; one's things, possessions, property, belongings; things, something, anything, everything, nothing
モン
mon thing, object, article, stuff, substance; one's things, possessions, property, belongings; things, something, anything, everything, nothing
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