“Rest stop” in Japanese
Short answer
Rest stop in Japanese is “茶屋” (chaya). Full meaning: teahouse, (Edo period) rest stop; (geisha) teahouse, establishment where patrons are entertained by geisha; tea house (that sells tea), tea dealer.
Other ways to say “Rest stop” in Japanese
休憩所
kyuukeijo rest area, rest stop, service area (next to a highway), service station, parking area
チャヤ
chaya teahouse, (Edo period) rest stop; (geisha) teahouse, establishment where patrons are entertained by geisha; tea house (that sells tea), tea dealer
ヂャヤ
jaya teahouse, (Edo period) rest stop; (geisha) teahouse, establishment where patrons are entertained by geisha; tea house (that sells tea), tea dealer
パーキングエリア
paakingueria parking area, parking lot; rest stop, service area
ドライブイン
doraibuin drive-in (bank, cinema, etc.); roadside restaurant, rest stop
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