“Prodigality” in Japanese
Short answer
Prodigality in Japanese is “放蕩” (houtou). Full meaning: dissipation, prodigality, debauchery.
Other ways to say “Prodigality” in Japanese
道楽
douraku pastime, hobby, favorite amusement; dissipation, debauchery, loose living, prodigality, indulging in alcohol, women, gambling, etc., profligacy; form of gagaku performed while marching
どうらく
douraku pastime, hobby, favorite amusement; dissipation, debauchery, loose living, prodigality, indulging in alcohol, women, gambling, etc., profligacy; form of gagaku performed while marching
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