“Buying in” in Japanese
Short answer
Buying in in Japanese is “買い付け” (kaitsuke). Full meaning: buying (in large quantities), (wholesale) purchase, buying in; (one's) usual (store, supplier, etc.), regular, favourite (brand, shop, etc.).
Other ways to say “Buying in” in Japanese
買付
kaitsuke buying (in large quantities), (wholesale) purchase, buying in; (one's) usual (store, supplier, etc.), regular, favourite (brand, shop, etc.)
買付け
kaitsuke buying (in large quantities), (wholesale) purchase, buying in; (one's) usual (store, supplier, etc.), regular, favourite (brand, shop, etc.)
買いつけ
kaitsuke buying (in large quantities), (wholesale) purchase, buying in; (one's) usual (store, supplier, etc.), regular, favourite (brand, shop, etc.)
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