“One's way” in Japanese
Short answer
One's way in Japanese is “行く手” (yukute). Full meaning: one's way, one's path.
Other ways to say “One's way” in Japanese
行きがけ
ikigake one's way, one's route
勝手
katte one's own convenience, one's way, selfishness; surroundings, environment, way of doing things; convenience, ease of use
マイウェイ
maiuei one's (own) way
行く末
yukusue one's future, one's fate, prospects, promise; one's way, one's path
行きしな
ikishina (on) the way, (on) one's way, (en) route
通り道
toorimichi passage, path, route, one's way
がって
gatte one's own convenience, one's way, selfishness; surroundings, environment, way of doing things; convenience, ease of use
かって
katte one's own convenience, one's way, selfishness; surroundings, environment, way of doing things; convenience, ease of use
行きかけ
yukikake one's way, one's route
いく手
ikute one's way, one's path
ゆくて
yukute one's way, one's path
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