“Provincial merchant” in Japanese
Short answer
Provincial merchant in Japanese is “地回り” (jimawari). Full meaning: coming from neighboring districts (of goods or produce); provincial merchant, local trader; local hoodlum, street tough.
Other ways to say “Provincial merchant” in Japanese
地廻り
jimawari coming from neighboring districts (of goods or produce); provincial merchant, local trader; local hoodlum, street tough
地まわり
jimawari coming from neighboring districts (of goods or produce); provincial merchant, local trader; local hoodlum, street tough
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