“Over there” in Japanese
Short answer
Over there in Japanese is “あっこ” (akko). Full meaning: there, over there, that place, yonder, you-know-where; that far, that much, that point.
Other ways to say “Over there” in Japanese
彼処
kashiko there, over there, that place, yonder, you-know-where; genitals, private parts, nether regions; that far, that much, that point
あつこ
atsuko there, over there, that place, yonder, you-know-where; that far, that much, that point
アッコ
akko there, over there, that place, yonder, you-know-where; that far, that much, that point
アツコ
atsuko there, over there, that place, yonder, you-know-where; that far, that much, that point
彼方
anata beyond, across, the other side, the distance; that way, that direction, over there, yonder; that (one)
アツ子
atsuko there, over there, that place, yonder, you-know-where; that far, that much, that point
あつ子
atsuko there, over there, that place, yonder, you-know-where; that far, that much, that point
アッ子
akko there, over there, that place, yonder, you-know-where; that far, that much, that point
向こう
mukou opposite side, other side, opposite direction; over there, that way, far away, beyond; the other party, the other person
彼
kashiko there, over there, that place, yonder, you-know-where; genitals, private parts, nether regions; that far, that much, that point
あそこ
asoko there, over there, that place, yonder, you-know-where; genitals, private parts, nether regions; that far, that much, that point
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