“The whole town” in Japanese
Short answer
The whole town in Japanese is “町中” (machinaka). Full meaning: downtown; the whole town, all over the town, throughout the town.
Other ways to say “The whole town” in Japanese
町全体
machizentai the whole town
士女
shijo men and women, the whole town
まちなか
machinaka downtown; the whole town, all over the town, throughout the town
街中
machinaka downtown; the whole town, all over the town, throughout the town
まち中
machinaka downtown; the whole town, all over the town, throughout the town
街なか
machinaka downtown; the whole town, all over the town, throughout the town
町なか
machinaka downtown; the whole town, all over the town, throughout the town
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