“One's kith and kin” in Japanese
Short answer
One's kith and kin in Japanese is “親戚眷属” (shinsekikenzoku). Full meaning: one's family and relatives, one's kith and kin.
Other ways to say “One's kith and kin” in Japanese
六親眷属
rokushinkenzoku all of one's relatives by blood and by marriage, one's kith and kin
親類縁者
shinruienja one's relatives by blood and marriage (in blood and law), one's kith and kin
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