“Public morals” in Japanese
Short answer
Public morals in Japanese is “風紀” (fuuki). Full meaning: public morals, discipline, rules governing social behavior.
Other ways to say “Public morals” in Japanese
公衆道徳
koushuudoutoku public morals
風俗
fuuzoku manners, customs; public morals; sex service, sex industry, sex-oriented entertainment
フゾク
fuzoku manners, customs; public morals; sex service, sex industry, sex-oriented entertainment
フーゾク
fuuzoku manners, customs; public morals; sex service, sex industry, sex-oriented entertainment
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