“Huckster” in Japanese
Short answer
Huckster in Japanese is “的屋” (tekiya). Full meaning: stall-keeper (esp. at a festival), street vendor, huckster, faker, hawker, seller of unreliable merchandise.
Other ways to say “Huckster” in Japanese
てきや
tekiya stall-keeper (esp. at a festival), street vendor, huckster, faker, hawker, seller of unreliable merchandise
テキヤ
tekiya stall-keeper (esp. at a festival), street vendor, huckster, faker, hawker, seller of unreliable merchandise
香具師
yashi stallkeeper (at a festival, fair, etc.), street vendor, street performer, peddler, hawker, huckster, faker; fellow, guy, chap, he, she, him, her; incense maker, perfumer
テキ屋
tekiya stall-keeper (esp. at a festival), street vendor, huckster, faker, hawker, seller of unreliable merchandise
三寸
sanzun three sun (ca. 9.1 cm); something small, short or thin (roughly the size of three sun); stall-keeper, huckster, hawker
野師
yashi stallkeeper (at a festival, fair, etc.), street vendor, street performer, peddler, hawker, huckster, faker; fellow, guy, chap, he, she, him, her; incense maker, perfumer
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