“Coming and going” in Japanese
Short answer
Coming and going in Japanese is “行き来” (yukiki). Full meaning: coming and going, keeping in touch, visiting each other; street traffic, highway.
Other ways to say “Coming and going” in Japanese
往来
ourai coming and going, traffic; road, street; association, socializing, socialising, fellowship, mutual visits
行き交い
yukikai coming and going, traffic
通い
kayoi coming and going, commuting
去来
kyorai coming and going, recurring (esp. thoughts)
往還
oukan traffic, coming and going, highway
通り
toori street, road, avenue, thoroughfare; traffic, coming and going; flow (of water, air, etc.), passage, running
往復
oufuku making a round trip, going and returning, coming and going; correspondence, exchanging (of letters); keeping company (with), socializing, visiting each other
徃來
ourai coming and going, traffic; road, street; association, socializing, socialising, fellowship, mutual visits
いきき
ikiki coming and going, keeping in touch, visiting each other; street traffic, highway
往き来
ikiki coming and going, keeping in touch, visiting each other; street traffic, highway
ゆきき
yukiki coming and going, keeping in touch, visiting each other; street traffic, highway
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