“Till” in Japanese
Short answer
Till in Japanese is “銭入れ” (zeniire). Full meaning: till, purse, handbag.
Other ways to say “Till” in Japanese
にかけて
nikakete till, to, over (a period), through (e.g. Monday through Thursday), about (approx. time or place), on; concerning (an area of expertise); swearing by (one's sword, God, etc.)
迄
made until (a time), till, to, up to; to (a place or person), as far as; to (an extent), up to, so far as, even
金箱
kanebako cashbox, till, cash drawer, strongbox; rich patron, financial supporter, income source
金入れ
kaneire purse, wallet, billfold; cashbox, till
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