“Etiquette” in Japanese
Short answer
Etiquette in Japanese is “礼典” (reiten). Full meaning: etiquette, ritual.
Other ways to say “Etiquette” in Japanese
礼法
reihou etiquette, courtesy, manners
礼式
reishiki etiquette, manners
交際法
kousaihou etiquette, social code
行儀作法
gyougisahou etiquette, good manners
礼儀作法
reigisahou etiquette, courtesy
儀礼
girei courtesy, etiquette, formality, protocol; (religious) observance, ritual, rite
作法
sahou manners, etiquette, propriety; manner of production (esp. of prose, poetry, etc.), way of making
典礼
tenrei ceremony, etiquette, courtesy, (Catholic) liturgy
マナー
manaa manners, etiquette, polite behaviour
礼儀
raigi manners, courtesy, etiquette
嗜み
tashinami taste (in goods, etc.); manners, etiquette; modesty, restraint, prudence
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