“Plastron” in Japanese
Short answer
Plastron in Japanese is “甲羅” (koura). Full meaning: shell (of a crab, tortoise, etc.), carapace, plastron; (person's) back; years of experience.
Other ways to say “Plastron” in Japanese
プラストロン
purasutoron plastron (of a dress)
胸甲
kyoukou sternum, breastplate, plastron
胴
dou trunk, torso, body, abdomen, waist; plastron (in kendo), touching the plastron (kimari-te in kendo); frame (of a drum, etc.), sound box (of a shamisen, etc.), hull (of a ship)
コウラ
koura shell (of a crab, tortoise, etc.), carapace, plastron; (person's) back; years of experience
こうら
koura shell (of a crab, tortoise, etc.), carapace, plastron; (person's) back; years of experience
甲ら
koura shell (of a crab, tortoise, etc.), carapace, plastron; (person's) back; years of experience
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