“Costume” in Japanese
Short answer
Costume in Japanese is “装束” (shouzoku). Full meaning: costume, dress, attire.
Other ways to say “Costume” in Japanese
仮装
kasou costume, fancy dress, masquerade, disguise; converted (cruiser)
衣装
ishou clothing, costume, outfit, garment, dress
コスチューム
kosuchuumu costume
形振り
narifuri one's appearance, clothing, costume, dress
いしょう
ishou clothing, costume, outfit, garment, dress
形姿
keishi appearance, clothing, costume, dress
ファンシードレス
fuanshiidoresu fancy dress, costume
扮装
funsou make-up, get-up, disguise, costume
しょうぞく
shouzoku costume, dress, attire
服
fuku clothes (esp. Western clothes), clothing, dress, costume, suit, outfit; counter for doses of medicine, gulps of tea, puffs of a cigarette, etc.; mourning, period of mourning
ぶく
buku clothes (esp. Western clothes), clothing, dress, costume, suit, outfit; counter for doses of medicine, gulps of tea, puffs of a cigarette, etc.; mourning, period of mourning
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