“One's family” in Japanese
Short answer
One's family in Japanese is “家門” (kamon). Full meaning: one's family, one's clan.
Other ways to say “One's family” in Japanese
身内
shinnai relatives, one's family; friends, members of the same organization; followers, henchmen
家の人
ienohito one's family, family member
一家眷属
ikkakenzoku one's family, relations, and followers
我が家
wagaya one's house, one's home, one's family
ミウチ
miuchi relatives, one's family; friends, members of the same organization; followers, henchmen
うちの人
uchinohito my husband; one's family, family member
家内
kanai (my) wife; inside the home, one's family
一家
kazuya a family, a household, a home, one's family, whole family; (one's own) style, school; gang, (yakuza) family
身うち
miuchi relatives, one's family; friends, members of the same organization; followers, henchmen
我家
wagaya one's house, one's home, one's family
わが家
wagaya one's house, one's home, one's family
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