“The whole country” in Japanese
Short answer
The whole country in Japanese is “全国” (zenkoku). Full meaning: the whole country.
Other ways to say “The whole country” in Japanese
海内
kaidai the whole country
天が下
amegashita the whole country, the public, the world, the ruling power, having one's own way
天の下
amenoshita the whole country, the public, the world, the ruling power, having one's own way
ぜんこく
zenkoku the whole country
天下
tenka the whole world; the whole country; society, the public
全國
zenkoku the whole country
一国
ikkoku one country; the whole nation, the whole country; stubborn, obstinate
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