“Keepsake” in Japanese
Short answer
Keepsake in Japanese is “形見” (katami). Full meaning: memento (esp. of a deceased person), keepsake, heirloom, remembrance, souvenir.
Other ways to say “Keepsake” in Japanese
思い出の品
omoidenoshina keepsake, memorabilia, memento
忘れ形見
wasuregatami memento (from a dead person), souvenir, keepsake; orphan, posthumous child
がたみ
gatami memento (esp. of a deceased person), keepsake, heirloom, remembrance, souvenir
記念
kinen commemoration, celebration, remembrance, memory, honoring the memory of; memento, souvenir, keepsake
遺品
ihin things left (to one) by the deceased, inherited item, estate, memento, keepsake; lost item, lost property
忘れがたみ
wasuregatami memento (from a dead person), souvenir, keepsake; orphan, posthumous child
い品
ihin things left (to one) by the deceased, inherited item, estate, memento, keepsake; lost item, lost property
紀念
kinen commemoration, celebration, remembrance, memory, honoring the memory of; memento, souvenir, keepsake
記ねん
kinen commemoration, celebration, remembrance, memory, honoring the memory of; memento, souvenir, keepsake
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