“Roping off” in Japanese
Short answer
Roping off in Japanese is “縄張り” (nawabari). Full meaning: stretching a rope around, roping off, cordoning off, demarcation; one's turf, domain, territory, jurisdiction, sphere of influence; territory (of an animal).
Other ways to say “Roping off” in Japanese
ナワバリ
nawabari stretching a rope around, roping off, cordoning off, demarcation; one's turf, domain, territory, jurisdiction, sphere of influence; territory (of an animal)
なわばり
nawabari stretching a rope around, roping off, cordoning off, demarcation; one's turf, domain, territory, jurisdiction, sphere of influence; territory (of an animal)
縄張
nawabari stretching a rope around, roping off, cordoning off, demarcation; one's turf, domain, territory, jurisdiction, sphere of influence; territory (of an animal)
繩張り
nawabari stretching a rope around, roping off, cordoning off, demarcation; one's turf, domain, territory, jurisdiction, sphere of influence; territory (of an animal)
縄ばり
nawabari stretching a rope around, roping off, cordoning off, demarcation; one's turf, domain, territory, jurisdiction, sphere of influence; territory (of an animal)
縄 張 り
nawabari stretching a rope around, roping off, cordoning off, demarcation; one's turf, domain, territory, jurisdiction, sphere of influence; territory (of an animal)
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