“Shed” in Japanese
Short answer
Shed in Japanese is “上屋” (uwaya). Full meaning: shed, shelter, terminal (e.g. cargo, airport, etc.), temporary covering of a building being built.
Other ways to say “Shed” in Japanese
小屋
shouoku hut, cabin, shed, (animal) pen; small theatre (theater), temporary playhouse, circus tent, booth; one's own house
納屋
naya barn (for storage), shed, outbuilding
収納庫
shuunouko closet, (storage) shed
コヤ
koya hut, cabin, shed, (animal) pen; small theatre (theater), temporary playhouse, circus tent, booth; one's own house
こや
koya hut, cabin, shed, (animal) pen; small theatre (theater), temporary playhouse, circus tent, booth; one's own house
上家
uwaya shed, shelter, terminal (e.g. cargo, airport, etc.), temporary covering of a building being built
ごや
goya hut, cabin, shed, (animal) pen; small theatre (theater), temporary playhouse, circus tent, booth; one's own house
うへや
ueya shed, shelter, terminal (e.g. cargo, airport, etc.), temporary covering of a building being built
なや
naya barn (for storage), shed, outbuilding
仮小屋
karigoya booth, shack, hut, shed
置き場
okiba place to put something, storage space, storehouse, depository, repository, shed, yard
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