“Facing” in Japanese
Short answer
Facing in Japanese is “向い” (mukai). Full meaning: facing, opposite, across the street, other side.
Other ways to say “Facing” in Japanese
合わせ
awase joint together, opposite, facing
相向かい
aimukai facing, across from, opposite, facing each other
逢着
houchaku encountering, facing, being confronted with, coming upon
際会
saikai meeting, facing, confronting
対面
taimen meeting face-to-face, seeing in person; facing (each other), opposing (traffic, etc.), confronting; opposite player
対戦
taisen fighting (against), taking on (an opponent), facing, confronting, competing (with), battle, fight, contest, match
見返し
mikaeshi endpaper (of a book), end-paper; facing (material sewn on the inside edge of a garment); looking back, triumphing over (a rival)
表面加工
hyoumenkakou surface treatment, surface machining, facing
正視
seishi looking directly at, looking straight at, looking in the face; looking squarely at (e.g. a problem), facing (e.g. the truth), confronting; normal vision, emmetropia
あわせ
awase joint together, opposite, facing
アワセ
awase joint together, opposite, facing
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