“Putting in storage” in Japanese
Short answer
Putting in storage in Japanese is “蔵入り” (kurairi). Full meaning: being shelved (of a movie, project, etc.), being postponed, being put on hold, being withheld from publication; putting in storage, item in storage, warehoused goods.
Other ways to say “Putting in storage” in Japanese
お蔵入り
okurairi being shelved (of a movie, project, etc.), being postponed, being put on hold, being withheld from publication; putting in storage
入車
nyuusha entering a garage, parking lot, depot, etc., putting (a vehicle) in a garage, parking lot, depot, etc.; warehousing, going into storage, putting in storage
蔵入
kurairi being shelved (of a movie, project, etc.), being postponed, being put on hold, being withheld from publication; putting in storage, item in storage, warehoused goods
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