“Place to put something” in Japanese
Short answer
Place to put something in Japanese is “置き所” (okidoko). Full meaning: place to put something, place where one put something; place to put oneself.
Other ways to say “Place to put something” in Japanese
置き場
okiba place to put something, storage space, storehouse, depository, repository, shed, yard
置き場所
okibasho place to put something, storage space
置場
okiba place to put something, storage space, storehouse, depository, repository, shed, yard
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
置き処
okidokoro place to put something, place where one put something; place to put oneself
置きどころ
okidokoro place to put something, place where one put something; place to put oneself
おきどころ
okidokoro place to put something, place where one put something; place to put oneself
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