“Laying in” in Japanese
Short answer
Laying in in Japanese is “買い入れ” (kaiire). Full meaning: buying, purchasing, laying in.
Other ways to say “Laying in” in Japanese
仕込み
shikomi training, education, upbringing; stocking up, laying in; preparation (e.g. ingredients)
備蓄
bichiku stocking up (in case of emergency), stockpile, reserves, storing, laying in (supplies)
買入
kaiire buying, purchasing, laying in
買入れ
kaiire buying, purchasing, laying in
仕こみ
shikomi training, education, upbringing; stocking up, laying in; preparation (e.g. ingredients)
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