“Entrance” in Japanese
Short answer
Entrance in Japanese is “上がり口” (agarikuchi). Full meaning: entrance.
Other ways to say “Entrance” in Japanese
玄関
genkan entrance, front door, entryway, entranceway, entry hall, vestibule, porch, foyer, mud room
入り口
iriguchi entrance, entry, gate, approach, mouth
とば口
tobaguchi entrance, threshold; beginning, first step, start
入り
iri entering, entrance, entry; attendance, audience, number (of visitors, customers, etc.); containing
登場
toujou entrance (on the stage), appearance (in a book, film, etc.); appearance (on the scene), arrival (on the market), emergence, introduction, advent
上がり端
agarihana entrance (i.e. of a Japanese house); start of a rise (e.g. in prices)
入場
iriba entrance, entering, admission, admittance
門口
kadoguchi door, entrance, gateway
入学
nyuugaku admission (to a school or university), entrance, enrolment, enrollment, matriculation
イントランス
intoransu entrance
エントランス
entoransu entrance
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