“Roaming” in Japanese
Short answer
Roaming in Japanese is “漂泊” (hyouhaku). Full meaning: roaming, drifting about, wandering; drifting (with the current, on the tide, etc.).
Other ways to say “Roaming” in Japanese
ローミング
roomingu roaming (e.g. for cell phones, etc.)
徘徊
haikai wandering (around), roaming, loitering, prowling, hanging around
放浪
hourou wandering, roaming, drifting
散策
sansaku walking, strolling, roaming, wandering, exploring
彷徨
houkou wandering, rambling, roaming
はいかい
haikai wandering (around), roaming, loitering, prowling, hanging around
飄々
hyouhyou whistling (wind), blowing, howling; fluttering (in the wind), waving, flapping, swirling, dancing; staggering, tottering, wandering, roaming, aimless
ひょうひょう
hyouhyou whistling (wind), blowing, howling; fluttering (in the wind), waving, flapping, swirling, dancing; staggering, tottering, wandering, roaming, aimless
飄飄
hyouhyou whistling (wind), blowing, howling; fluttering (in the wind), waving, flapping, swirling, dancing; staggering, tottering, wandering, roaming, aimless
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