“Provincialism” in Japanese
Short answer
Provincialism in Japanese is “方言” (hougen). Full meaning: dialect, provincialism.
Other ways to say “Provincialism” in Japanese
田舎気質
inakakatagi rusticity, provincialism
国言葉
kunikotoba local dialect, vernacular, provincialism; national language
訛り
namari accent (of one's speech); dialect, provincialism, patois; corrupted form (e.g. of word), mispronunciation
お国言葉
okunikotoba local dialect, vernacular, provincialism
訛
namari accent (of one's speech); dialect, provincialism, patois; corrupted form (e.g. of word), mispronunciation
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