“One's position” in Japanese
Short answer
One's position in Japanese is “立つ瀬” (tatsuse). Full meaning: one's position, one's face, one's honour, one's reputation.
Other ways to say “One's position” in Japanese
持ち場
mochiba one's post, one's position, one's station, one's place of duty; one's round, one's beat, one's route
分際
bunzai one's social standing, one's position, one's place, one's station in life
持場
mochiba one's post, one's position, one's station, one's place of duty; one's round, one's beat, one's route
もちば
mochiba one's post, one's position, one's station, one's place of duty; one's round, one's beat, one's route
身
shin one's body, one's person; oneself, one's appearance; one's place (in society, etc.), one's position
躬
mi one's body, one's person; oneself, one's appearance; one's place (in society, etc.), one's position
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