“Full house” in Japanese
Short answer
Full house in Japanese is “札止め” (fudadome). Full meaning: full house, sell-out; putting up a sign forbidding entry, passage, etc..
Other ways to say “Full house” in Japanese
満員
manin full house, no vacancy, sold out, standing room only, full (of people), crowded
満席
manseki full house, all seats occupied, fully occupied
満卓
mantaku full house, all tables full
大入り
ooiri large attendance, full house, capacity audience
フルハウス
furuhausu full house
札止
fudadome full house, sell-out; putting up a sign forbidding entry, passage, etc.
札どめ
fudadome full house, sell-out; putting up a sign forbidding entry, passage, etc.
まんいん
manin full house, no vacancy, sold out, standing room only, full (of people), crowded
満員御礼
man'in'onrei All Seats Sold, Thank You; full house, sell-out crowd
大入
ooiri large attendance, full house, capacity audience
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