“Opening of a play” in Japanese
Short answer
Opening of a play in Japanese is “幕開け” (makuake). Full meaning: rise of the curtain, opening of a play; beginning (e.g. of an era), start, opening (of a tournament, festival, etc.).
Other ways to say “Opening of a play” in Japanese
幕開き
makuaki rise of the curtain, opening of a play; beginning (e.g. of an era), start, opening (of a tournament, festival, etc.)
幕あき
makuaki rise of the curtain, opening of a play; beginning (e.g. of an era), start, opening (of a tournament, festival, etc.)
幕あけ
makuake rise of the curtain, opening of a play; beginning (e.g. of an era), start, opening (of a tournament, festival, etc.)
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