“Closure” in Japanese
Short answer
Closure in Japanese is “閉会” (heikai). Full meaning: closure (of a ceremony, event, meeting, etc.).
Other ways to say “Closure” in Japanese
休館
kyuukan closure (of a library, museum, etc.)
休場
kyuujou (temporary) closure (of a theater, entertainment venue, etc.); absence (from a performance, match, etc.), sitting out; absence (from a bout or tournament)
クロージャ
kurooja closure
廃館
haikan closure (of a cinema, museum, etc.), closing down, shutting down; closed-down cinema (museum, etc.)
閉合
heigou closure, closing
閉包
heihou closure
通行止め
tsuukoudome closure (of a road), suspension of traffic; road closed, closed to traffic, no through road
閉鎖
heisa closing, closure; shutdown, lockout
お開き
ohiraki breakup (of a ceremony, wedding, party, meeting, etc.), closure
閉會
heikai closure (of a ceremony, event, meeting, etc.)
纏まり
matomari unity, coherence, consistency, coordination, order; settlement, conclusion, closure, completion
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