“Countenance” in Japanese
Short answer
Countenance in Japanese is “面相” (mensou). Full meaning: countenance, features, looks.
Other ways to say “Countenance” in Japanese
表情
hyoujou facial expression, countenance; look, appearance, expression (vocal, etc.)
人相
ninsou looks, countenance, facial features; physiognomy
面影
omokage face, looks, countenance; vestige, trace, reminder
面持ち
omomochi expression, look, countenance, face
顔色
ganshoku complexion, one's colour, one's color; countenance, expression, one's face
めんそう
mensou countenance, features, looks
翼賛
yokusan supporting (e.g. a government), backing up, assistance, countenance
顔
kao face, visage; look, expression, countenance; honor, honour, face
顔つき
kaotsuki (outward) looks, features, face, countenance, expression
気色
kishoku mood, humor, humour; looks, countenance; sign, indication
ひょうじょう
hyoujou facial expression, countenance; look, appearance, expression (vocal, etc.)
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