“Chaperon” in Japanese
Short answer
Chaperon in Japanese is “付き人” (tsukibito). Full meaning: assistant (esp. in show business or sumo), attendant, chaperon.
Other ways to say “Chaperon” in Japanese
付け人
tsukebito assistant (esp. in show business or sumo), attendant, chaperon
付き添い
tsukisoi attendance (on), chaperonage; attendant, escort, entourage, chaperon, retinue
付人
tsukibito assistant (esp. in show business or sumo), attendant, chaperon
付添
tsukisoi attendance (on), chaperonage; attendant, escort, entourage, chaperon, retinue
付添い
tsukisoi attendance (on), chaperonage; attendant, escort, entourage, chaperon, retinue
付添ひ
tsukisoi attendance (on), chaperonage; attendant, escort, entourage, chaperon, retinue
つきそい
tsukisoi attendance (on), chaperonage; attendant, escort, entourage, chaperon, retinue
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