“Counter” in Japanese
Short answer
Counter in Japanese is “窓口” (madoguchi). Full meaning: counter, window, teller window, ticket window; contact person, point of contact.
Other ways to say “Counter” in Japanese
対向
taikou counter-, corresponding, face, opposite
カウンター
kauntaa counter, counting device; (service) counter (at a bank, store, etc.); counter (at a bar, cafe, etc.), bar
売り場
uriba selling area, counter, section, department, sales floor; favorable time to sell, good time to sell
計数器
keisuuki counter (reversible)
助数詞
josuushi counter, counter word, measure word
点棒
tenbou scoring stick, counter, chip
可逆カウンタ
kagyakukaunta counter, reversible counter
勘定台
kanjoudai cashier's desk, counter (where you pay in a store), cash desk
逆回転
gyakukaiten spinning the opposite way, backspin (tennis, baseball), counter
スタンド
sutando stands, bleachers; stand (e.g. newspaper stand), counter (e.g. lunch counter); stand (e.g. inkstand)
売場
uriba selling area, counter, section, department, sales floor; favorable time to sell, good time to sell
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