“Consumer” in Japanese
Short answer
Consumer in Japanese is “使い手” (tsukaite). Full meaning: user, consumer, employer; master (e.g. of swordsmanship); prodigal, spendthrift.
Other ways to say “Consumer” in Japanese
需要者
juyousha consumer
生活者
seikatsusha consumer, ordinary citizen, stakeholder; person who lives on (e.g. situation, income, place)
需用家
juyouka consumer, customer
消費者
shouhisha consumer
民生用
minseiyou consumer (use)
コンシューマー
konshuumaa consumer
消費側非同期手続き
shouhigawahidoukitetsuzuki consumer
使用者
shiyousha user, consumer; employer
利用者
riyousha user, end-user, consumer, patron, customer, client
遣い手
tsukaite user, consumer, employer; master (e.g. of swordsmanship); prodigal, spendthrift
つかい手
tsukaite user, consumer, employer; master (e.g. of swordsmanship); prodigal, spendthrift
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