“Superstition” in Japanese
Short answer
Superstition in Japanese is “迷信” (meishin). Full meaning: superstition, superstitious belief.
Other ways to say “Superstition” in Japanese
御幣担ぎ
goheikatsugi superstition, superstitious person
ゲン担ぎ
genkatsugi superstition, acting superstitiously (for good luck)
ジンクス
jinkusu thing that brings good or bad luck, popular belief, superstition, jinx
シンクス
shinkusu thing that brings good or bad luck, popular belief, superstition, jinx
シングス
shingusu thing that brings good or bad luck, popular belief, superstition, jinx
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