“Traffic” in Japanese
Short answer
Traffic in Japanese is “往還” (oukan). Full meaning: traffic, coming and going, highway.
Other ways to say “Traffic” in Japanese
交通
koutsuu traffic, transportation, communication, exchange (of ideas, etc.), intercourse
通り
toori street, road, avenue, thoroughfare; traffic, coming and going; flow (of water, air, etc.), passage, running
往来
ourai coming and going, traffic; road, street; association, socializing, socialising, fellowship, mutual visits
トラフィック
torafikku traffic
運輸量
un'yuryou (amount of) traffic
交通量
koutsuuryou traffic, traffic volume
通信量
tsuushinryou traffic
輸送量
yusouryou traffic, volume or quantity of goods transported
行き交い
yukikai coming and going, traffic
ラフィック
rafyikku traffic (telecom)
通行
tsuukou passage (of people or vehicles), passing (through), traffic; common usage, widespread use
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