“Closing” in Japanese
Short answer
Closing in Japanese is “締まり” (shimari). Full meaning: closing, shutting; firmness, tightness, discipline, control.
Other ways to say “Closing” in Japanese
締め切り
shimekiri deadline, closing, cut-off; closing (a door, window, etc.); cofferdam
閉場
heijou closing (a place); closing down (e.g. a theatre)
閉鎖
heisa closing, closure; shutdown, lockout
大引け
oobike closing (a market or trading session); closing price
クローズ
kuroozu close, closing; clause; clothes
クロージング
kuroojingu closing; clothing
閉局
heikyoku closing (of a broadcasting station, post office, bureau, etc.)
打ち止め
uchidome end (of play, match, etc.), closing; closing a pachinko machine (after it has paid out its designated maximum)
終期
shuuki ending, closing
最終
saishuu last, final, closing; last train (bus, flight, etc.; of the day)
閉合
heigou closure, closing
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