“One's lot” in Japanese
Short answer
One's lot in Japanese is “身の上” (minoue). Full meaning: one's station in life, one's personal history, one's circumstances; one's lot, one's destiny, one's future.
Other ways to say “One's lot” in Japanese
境地
kyouchi state (of mind), mental state, emotional condition; field (of activity); one's lot, circumstance, situation in life
ミノウエ
minoue one's station in life, one's personal history, one's circumstances; one's lot, one's destiny, one's future
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