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“Departed soul” in Japanese

Short answer
亡魂 boukon ぼーこん

Departed soul in Japanese is “亡魂” (boukon). Full meaning: departed soul, spirit.

Other ways to say “Departed soul” in Japanese

亡き魂 nakitama departed soul, spirit 死霊 shiryou spirit of a dead person, ghost, departed soul 霊 rei soul, spirit, departed soul, ghost 幽鬼 yuuki ghost, revenant, spirit (of the dead), departed soul 仏 futsu Buddha, Shakyamuni; Buddhist image, figure of Buddha; the dead, dead person, departed soul ホトケ hotoke Buddha, Shakyamuni; Buddhist image, figure of Buddha; the dead, dead person, departed soul ほとけ hotoke Buddha, Shakyamuni; Buddhist image, figure of Buddha; the dead, dead person, departed soul ボトケ botoke Buddha, Shakyamuni; Buddhist image, figure of Buddha; the dead, dead person, departed soul ぼとけ botoke Buddha, Shakyamuni; Buddhist image, figure of Buddha; the dead, dead person, departed soul 佛 futsu Buddha, Shakyamuni; Buddhist image, figure of Buddha; the dead, dead person, departed soul

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