“One's turn” in Japanese
Short answer
One's turn in Japanese is “出番” (deban). Full meaning: one's turn, one's shift; one's turn on stage, screen time, screentime.
Other ways to say “One's turn” in Japanese
当番
touban being on duty, person on duty, one's turn
出場所
debasho one's time (e.g. to go on stage), one's turn; source, origin, place of production
手番
teban plan, arrangements; one's turn (esp. in go, shogi, etc.)
とうばん
touban being on duty, person on duty, one's turn
當番
touban being on duty, person on duty, one's turn
當ばん
touban being on duty, person on duty, one's turn
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