“Ceremony” in Japanese
Short answer
Ceremony in Japanese is “典” (ten). Full meaning: ceremony, celebration; law code.
Other ways to say “Ceremony” in Japanese
儀典
giten ceremony, rite, ritual, service
式典
shikiten ceremony, rites
儀式
gishiki ceremony, rite, ritual, service
式法
shikihou ceremony, manners
儀
gi ceremony; matter, affair, case; with regard to, as for, as concerns
典礼
tenrei ceremony, etiquette, courtesy, (Catholic) liturgy
セレモニー
seremonii ceremony
栄典
eiten honours, honors, ceremony, exercises
式
shiki way, style, fashion, method, system, form, type; ceremony, rite, ritual, celebration; wedding (ceremony)
儀仗
gijou ceremonial weapon; ceremony
しき
shiki way, style, fashion, method, system, form, type; ceremony, rite, ritual, celebration; wedding (ceremony)
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