“Prompter” in Japanese
Short answer
Prompter in Japanese is “黒子” (kokushi). Full meaning: stage assistant dressed in black (in kabuki), stagehand, prompter; behind-the-scenes supporter, string-puller; mole, lentigo, beauty mark, beauty spot.
Other ways to say “Prompter” in Japanese
ホクロ
hokuro stage assistant dressed in black (in kabuki), stagehand, prompter; behind-the-scenes supporter, string-puller; mole, lentigo, beauty mark, beauty spot
ほくろ
hokuro stage assistant dressed in black (in kabuki), stagehand, prompter; behind-the-scenes supporter, string-puller; mole, lentigo, beauty mark, beauty spot
ボクロ
bokuro stage assistant dressed in black (in kabuki), stagehand, prompter; behind-the-scenes supporter, string-puller; mole, lentigo, beauty mark, beauty spot
ぼくろ
bokuro stage assistant dressed in black (in kabuki), stagehand, prompter; behind-the-scenes supporter, string-puller; mole, lentigo, beauty mark, beauty spot
プロンプター
puronputaa teleprompter, autocue; prompter (theater and opera)
後見
ushiromi guardianship, guardian; (theatrical) assistant, prompter
こうけん
kouken guardianship, guardian; (theatrical) assistant, prompter
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