“Townsfolk” in Japanese
Short answer
Townsfolk in Japanese is “市人” (ichibito). Full meaning: townsfolk, resident (of a town); merchant.
Other ways to say “Townsfolk” in Japanese
都人
tojin residents of the capital, townsfolk
町人
chounin chōnin (Edo-period social class of town-dwelling commoners, esp. landowning merchants), townspeople, townsfolk, tradespeople
都びと
miyakobito residents of the capital, townsfolk
みやこ人
miyakobito residents of the capital, townsfolk
町民
choumin townsman, townswoman, resident of a town, townspeople, townsfolk
町びと
machibito chōnin (Edo-period social class of town-dwelling commoners, esp. landowning merchants), townspeople, townsfolk, tradespeople
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