“Landlord” in Japanese
Short answer
Landlord in Japanese is “家主” (yanushi). Full meaning: landlord, landlady; house owner, home owner, head of the household.
Other ways to say “Landlord” in Japanese
大家
taike landlord, landlady; master, expert, authority, leading figure; mansion, large house
大家さん
ooyasan landlord, landlady
地主
jinushi landowner, landlord, landlady
貸し主
kashinushi lender, creditor, landlord
宿主
shukushu host; landlord, innkeeper
ヤヌシ
yanushi landlord, landlady; house owner, home owner, head of the household
主人
shujin head (of a household), proprietor (of a store), proprietress, landlord, landlady; one's husband; (one's) employer, (one's) master
管理者
kanrisha manager, administrator, landlord, warden, superintendent, supervisor, custodian; root (user)
貸主
kashinushi lender, creditor, landlord
しゅじん
shujin head (of a household), proprietor (of a store), proprietress, landlord, landlady; one's husband; (one's) employer, (one's) master
やどぬし
yadonushi host; landlord, innkeeper
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