“Distraction” in Japanese
Short answer
Distraction in Japanese is “気移り” (kiutsuri). Full meaning: distraction.
Other ways to say “Distraction” in Japanese
憂さ晴らし
usabarashi diversion (from one's worries, troubles, etc.), distraction, amusement
目移り
meutsuri being drawn to many things, distraction, difficulty of choice, difficulty in choosing, being unable to decide
錯乱
sakuran confusion, distraction, derangement
注意散漫
chuuisanman inattention, distraction, mind-wandering
注意力散漫
chuuiryokusanman inattention, distraction, mind-wandering
眼移り
meutsuri being drawn to many things, distraction, difficulty of choice, difficulty in choosing, being unable to decide
憂さ晴し
usabarashi diversion (from one's worries, troubles, etc.), distraction, amusement
うさ晴し
usabarashi diversion (from one's worries, troubles, etc.), distraction, amusement
憂さはらし
usaharashi diversion (from one's worries, troubles, etc.), distraction, amusement
目くらまし
mekuramashi blinding someone's eyes (to make an escape); smoke screen, distraction, deceptive means; magic (trick), sleight of hand
うさはらし
usaharashi diversion (from one's worries, troubles, etc.), distraction, amusement
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