“One's doing” in Japanese
Short answer
One's doing in Japanese is “所為” (shoi). Full meaning: act, deed, one's doing; cause, reason; consequence, outcome, result, blame, fault.
Other ways to say “One's doing” in Japanese
仕業
shigyou deed (esp. negative), act, action, one's doing, one's work
所爲
shoi act, deed, one's doing; cause, reason; consequence, outcome, result, blame, fault
しわざ
shiwaza deed (esp. negative), act, action, one's doing, one's work
シワザ
shiwaza deed (esp. negative), act, action, one's doing, one's work
仕わざ
shiwaza deed (esp. negative), act, action, one's doing, one's work
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