“Hostess” in Japanese
Short answer
ホステス
hosutesu
Hostess in Japanese is “ホステス” (hosutesu). Full meaning: hostess; barmaid.
Other ways to say “Hostess” in Japanese
女将
okami proprietress (of a traditional Japanese inn, restaurant, or shop), landlady, hostess, mistress, female innkeeper
夜の蝶
yorunochou hostess (at a bar, cabaret, etc.)
接客婦
sekkyakufu hostess, waitress
接待婦
settaifu hostess
女給
jokyuu waitress, hostess
キャバクラ嬢
kyabakurajou hostess (in a hostess bar)
仲居
nakai waitress (in a ryokan or traditional restaurant), hostess
女主人
onnashujin mistress (of the house), hostess, landlady, proprietress
女中
jochuu maidservant, housemaid, maid; hostess (in a ryokan), waitress (in a traditional restaurant)
オカミ
okami proprietress (of a traditional Japanese inn, restaurant, or shop), landlady, hostess, mistress, female innkeeper
おかみ
okami proprietress (of a traditional Japanese inn, restaurant, or shop), landlady, hostess, mistress, female innkeeper
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