“No through road” in Japanese
Short answer
No through road in Japanese is “行き止まり” (ikidomari). Full meaning: dead end, blind alley, no through road (i.e. on signage), cul-de-sac; end, end of the road, end point, as far as one can go.
Other ways to say “No through road” in Japanese
行止り
yukidomari dead end, blind alley, no through road (i.e. on signage), cul-de-sac; end, end of the road, end point, as far as one can go
ゆきどまり
yukidomari dead end, blind alley, no through road (i.e. on signage), cul-de-sac; end, end of the road, end point, as far as one can go
行止まり
ikidomari dead end, blind alley, no through road (i.e. on signage), cul-de-sac; end, end of the road, end point, as far as one can go
行き止り
yukidomari dead end, blind alley, no through road (i.e. on signage), cul-de-sac; end, end of the road, end point, as far as one can go
行き留まり
ikidomari dead end, blind alley, no through road (i.e. on signage), cul-de-sac; end, end of the road, end point, as far as one can go
行きどまり
ikidomari dead end, blind alley, no through road (i.e. on signage), cul-de-sac; end, end of the road, end point, as far as one can go
いき止まり
ikidomari dead end, blind alley, no through road (i.e. on signage), cul-de-sac; end, end of the road, end point, as far as one can go
通行止め
tsuukoudome closure (of a road), suspension of traffic; road closed, closed to traffic, no through road
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