“Steps down from a pier” in Japanese
Short answer
Steps down from a pier in Japanese is “雁木” (gangi). Full meaning: zigzag pattern, zigzag formation; steps down from a pier; pathway covered by extended eaves to protect from snow.
Other ways to say “Steps down from a pier” in Japanese
ガンギ
gangi zigzag pattern, zigzag formation; steps down from a pier; pathway covered by extended eaves to protect from snow
がんぎ
gangi zigzag pattern, zigzag formation; steps down from a pier; pathway covered by extended eaves to protect from snow
がん木
gangi zigzag pattern, zigzag formation; steps down from a pier; pathway covered by extended eaves to protect from snow
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