“Byroad” in Japanese
Short answer
Byroad in Japanese is “脇道” (wakimichi). Full meaning: side road, byroad; digression (e.g. from argument).
Other ways to say “Byroad” in Japanese
裏街道
urakaidou byroad, byway
枝道
edamichi branch road, byroad, side street; digression
抜け道
nukemichi byway, bypath, byroad, secret path, shortcut, way of escape; loophole, way out (of trouble), excuse
傍道
wakimichi side road, byroad; digression (e.g. from argument)
わき道
wakimichi side road, byroad; digression (e.g. from argument)
わきみち
wakimichi side road, byroad; digression (e.g. from argument)
抜道
nukemichi byway, bypath, byroad, secret path, shortcut, way of escape; loophole, way out (of trouble), excuse
ぬけ道
nukemichi byway, bypath, byroad, secret path, shortcut, way of escape; loophole, way out (of trouble), excuse
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