“One book” in Japanese
Short answer
One book in Japanese is “一書” (issho). Full meaning: one letter, one book.
Other ways to say “One book” in Japanese
一巻
ikkan one roll; one book, one volume; first volume
一本
ippon one long cylindrical thing, one film, TV show, etc., one goal, home run, etc., one telephone call; one version; one book, a certain book
イッポン
ippon one long cylindrical thing, one film, TV show, etc., one goal, home run, etc., one telephone call; one version; one book, a certain book
いっぽん
ippon one long cylindrical thing, one film, TV show, etc., one goal, home run, etc., one telephone call; one version; one book, a certain book
イチホン
ichihon one long cylindrical thing, one film, TV show, etc., one goal, home run, etc., one telephone call; one version; one book, a certain book
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