“One's home” in Japanese
Short answer
One's home in Japanese is “自宅” (jitaku). Full meaning: one's home, one's house.
Other ways to say “One's home” in Japanese
国元
kunimoto one's home, hometown, native place, birthplace
国表
kuniomote one's home, one's native province
拙宅
settaku one's home, one's humble abode
我が家
wagaya one's house, one's home, one's family
マイホーム
maihoomu one's (own) house, one's (own) home
マイハウス
maihausu one's (own) house, one's (own) home
国許
kunimoto one's home, hometown, native place, birthplace
自たく
jitaku one's home, one's house
宅
taku house, home; one's house, one's home; one's husband
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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