“One's specialty” in Japanese
Short answer
One's specialty in Japanese is “御家芸” (oiegei). Full meaning: one's specialty, one's forte; specialty of a kabuki school.
Other ways to say “One's specialty” in Japanese
十八番
ohako one's favourite party trick (favorite), one's specialty, one's forte; No. 18, eighteenth
お家芸
oiegei one's specialty, one's forte; specialty of a kabuki school
本領
honryou characteristic quality, special character, one's real ability, one's specialty; one's function, one's duty; fief, inherited estate
専売特許
senbaitokkyo patent; one's specialty (party piece, etc.)
得意
tokui satisfaction, pride, triumph, elation; one's strong point, one's forte, one's specialty; regular customer, regular client, patron
とくい
tokui satisfaction, pride, triumph, elation; one's strong point, one's forte, one's specialty; regular customer, regular client, patron
トクイ
tokui satisfaction, pride, triumph, elation; one's strong point, one's forte, one's specialty; regular customer, regular client, patron
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