“Outlet” in Japanese
Short answer
Outlet in Japanese is “捌け口” (sabakeguchi). Full meaning: market (for goods), outlet.
Other ways to say “Outlet” in Japanese
はけ口
hakeguchi market (for goods), outlet
売れ口
urekuchi outlet, market (for goods); prospect (e.g. employment, marriage, etc.), opportunity
はき口
hakikuchi outlet (for water or gas), spillway
やり場
yariba outlet (for one's anger, etc.), place (to turn one's eyes, vent one's dissatisfaction, etc.); place to put something, place to dispose of something
アウトレット
autoretto outlet (store that sells seconds, discontinued lines, etc.); electrical outlet
販路
hanro market (for goods, services, etc.), outlet (for selling), opening
取り出し口
toridashiguchi slot (e.g. dispensing tickets), outlet
出口
deguchi exit, way out; outlet, vent
ハケ口
hakeguchi market (for goods), outlet
吐口
hakeguchi market (for goods), outlet
吐け口
hakeguchi market (for goods), outlet
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