“Frontage” in Japanese
Short answer
Frontage in Japanese is “正面” (shoumen). Full meaning: front, frontage, facade, main; the front; honest, upright, decent, proper, respectable, straight, serious, sensible.
Other ways to say “Frontage” in Japanese
間口
maguchi frontage, width (of a building, plot of land, etc.); breadth (e.g. of one's knowledge), scope (e.g. of one's work), range
表付き
omotetsuki frontage
前面
zenmen front part, frontage, facade; initial pledge (e.g. election), opening slogan
戦闘正面幅
sentoushoumenhaba frontage
マトモ
matomo front, frontage, facade, main; the front; honest, upright, decent, proper, respectable, straight, serious, sensible
まとも
matomo front, frontage, facade, main; the front; honest, upright, decent, proper, respectable, straight, serious, sensible
しょうめん
shoumen front, frontage, facade, main; the front; honest, upright, decent, proper, respectable, straight, serious, sensible
じょうめん
joomen front, frontage, facade, main; the front; honest, upright, decent, proper, respectable, straight, serious, sensible
真とも
matomo front, frontage, facade, main; the front; honest, upright, decent, proper, respectable, straight, serious, sensible
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