“Spectator” in Japanese
Short answer
Spectator in Japanese is “観客” (kankyaku). Full meaning: spectator, audience.
Other ways to say “Spectator” in Japanese
観者
kansha observer, spectator
見物人
kenbutsunin spectator, sightseer, onlooker
観覧者
kanransha spectator, visitor
傍聴人
bouchounin observer, spectator (e.g. in court), (member of the) public, visitor, audience, gallery
見物客
kenbutsukyaku sightseer, spectator, viewer
見物
kenbutsu sightseeing, watching, viewing; sightseer, spectator, viewer, onlooker; sight, attraction, spectacle, something worth seeing
来場者
raijousha visitor, attendee, spectator, guest, audience
觀者
kansha observer, spectator
客
kyaku guest, visitor; customer, client, shopper, spectator, audience, tourist, sightseer, passenger; counter for containers used to entertain guests
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
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