“The sticks” in Japanese
Short answer
The sticks in Japanese is “ド田舎” (doinaka). Full meaning: remote countryside, boondocks, the sticks, middle of nowhere.
Other ways to say “The sticks” in Japanese
田舎
inaka rural area, countryside, the sticks; hometown; country, country home
僻地
hekichi remote place, backcountry, the sticks, hinterland
ど田舎
doinaka remote countryside, boondocks, the sticks, middle of nowhere
イナカ
inaka rural area, countryside, the sticks; hometown; country, country home
いなか
inaka rural area, countryside, the sticks; hometown; country, country home
田舍
densha rural area, countryside, the sticks; hometown; country, country home
へき地
hekichi remote place, backcountry, the sticks, hinterland
ドイナカ
doinaka remote countryside, boondocks, the sticks, middle of nowhere
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