“Hospitality” in Japanese
Short answer
Hospitality in Japanese is “客扱い” (kyakuatsukai). Full meaning: hospitality; treating like a guest.
Other ways to say “Hospitality” in Japanese
持て成し
motenashi hospitality, reception, treatment, service, entertainment; (light) refreshment, entertaining with food and drink, treat
客好き
kyakuzuki hospitality
客あしらい
kyakuashirai hospitality, service, entertainment
集客交流
shuukyakukouryuu hospitality (industry)
優待
yuutai preferential treatment, hospitality, warm reception, cordial welcome
ホスピタリティー
hosupitaritii hospitality
お持て成し
omotenashi hospitality, reception, treatment, service, entertainment; (light) refreshment, entertaining with food and drink, treat
造作
zousa trouble, difficulty; hospitality, treatment, treat; building (esp. a house)
歓待
kantai warm welcome, friendly reception, hospitality, entertainment
お構い
okamai entertainment, hospitality; banishment (Edo-period punishment)
優遇
yuuguu favorable treatment, favourable treatment, hospitality, warm reception, good treatment, hearty welcome
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