“Exit” in Japanese
Short answer
Exit in Japanese is “出口” (deguchi). Full meaning: exit, way out; outlet, vent.
Other ways to say “Exit” in Japanese
エグジット
egujitto exit
降車口
koushaguchi exit (for disembarking passengers)
退場
taijou leaving (a hall, meeting, stadium, etc.), exit, walkout; exit (from the stage), leaving the stage
出射
shussha output, exit (act of exiting), extraction, launch
逃げ場
nigeba (place of) refuge, escape, exit, way out, shelter, hiding place
出どころ
dedokoro source, origin; exit, way out; (appropriate) moment to come out, (right) time to appear, time to go into action
逃げ場所
nigebasho (place of) refuge, escape, exit, way out, shelter, hiding place
出場
shutsujou participation (in a tournament, match, race, etc.), entry, taking part (in), competing (in), appearance; appearance (on the stage, television, etc.); exiting (a venue, train station, etc.), exit
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