“Issue” in Japanese
Short answer
Issue in Japanese is “発出” (hasshutsu). Full meaning: issue, sending out.
Other ways to say “Issue” in Japanese
胤
tane issue, offspring, paternal blood
イシュー
ishuu issue (publication); issue, matter, problem
下付
kafu grant, issue
マター
mataa matter, affair, issue, situation; matter, material, substance
発刊
hakkan publication, issue, launching (a publication)
発行
hakkou publication (of a newspaper, magazine, book, etc.), issue; issue (of banknotes, bonds, passport, etc.); raising (an event)
刊行
kankou publication, issue
子種
kodane child, offspring, issue; sperm, (one's) seed
訳ありげ
wakearige seeming to have a problem, issue, etc.
課題
kadai subject, theme, issue, matter; homework, assignment; task, challenge, problem, question
案件
anken matter (to discuss), item (on the agenda), issue, topic, case; (court) case; project, enterprise
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