“Sightseer” in Japanese
Short answer
Sightseer in Japanese is “遊客” (yuukaku). Full meaning: sightseer, playboy, loafer, slacker, frequenter of red-light districts.
Other ways to say “Sightseer” in Japanese
見者
kensha sightseer
遊覧客
yuurankyaku sightseer, tourist
見物客
kenbutsukyaku sightseer, spectator, viewer
漫遊客
man'yuukyaku sightseer, tourist
見物
kenbutsu sightseeing, watching, viewing; sightseer, spectator, viewer, onlooker; sight, attraction, spectacle, something worth seeing
見物人
kenbutsunin spectator, sightseer, onlooker
見もの
mimono sightseeing, watching, viewing; sightseer, spectator, viewer, onlooker; sight, attraction, spectacle, something worth seeing
けんぶつ
kenbutsu sightseeing, watching, viewing; sightseer, spectator, viewer, onlooker; sight, attraction, spectacle, something worth seeing
客
kyaku guest, visitor; customer, client, shopper, spectator, audience, tourist, sightseer, passenger; counter for containers used to entertain guests
お客様
okyakusama guest, visitor; customer, client, shopper, spectator, audience, tourist, sightseer, passenger
お客さん
okyakusan guest, visitor; customer, client, shopper, spectator, audience, tourist, sightseer, passenger
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