“One's personal belongings” in Japanese
Short answer
One's personal belongings in Japanese is “身の回り” (minomawari). Full meaning: one's personal belongings, one's vicinity, one's daily life, everyday necessities.
Other ways to say “One's personal belongings” in Japanese
身の廻り
minomawari one's personal belongings, one's vicinity, one's daily life, everyday necessities
みのまわり
minomawari one's personal belongings, one's vicinity, one's daily life, everyday necessities
身のまわり
minomawari one's personal belongings, one's vicinity, one's daily life, everyday necessities
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