“Unveiling” in Japanese
Short answer
Unveiling in Japanese is “開帳” (kaichou). Full meaning: unveiling (a Buddhist image), public exhibition (of a Buddhist image); revealing (something that is supposed to remain hidden); opening (a gambling house), holding (a gambling party).
Other ways to say “Unveiling” in Japanese
除幕
jomaku unveiling (a statue, monument, etc.)
お披露目
ohirome (formal) announcement, unveiling, introduction, debut
披露目
hirome making (something) widely known, announcement, unveiling
開張
kaichou unveiling (a Buddhist image), public exhibition (of a Buddhist image); revealing (something that is supposed to remain hidden); opening (a gambling house), holding (a gambling party)
公開
koukai opening to the public, making available to the public, exhibiting, unveiling, release (of a film, information, etc.), disclosure, publication
発表
happyou announcement, publication, presenting, statement, communique, making known, breaking (news story), expressing (one's opinion), releasing, unveiling
披露
hiro announcement, presentation, demonstration, displaying, showing, introducing, unveiling, revealing, performing
發表
happyou announcement, publication, presenting, statement, communique, making known, breaking (news story), expressing (one's opinion), releasing, unveiling
はっぴょう
happyou announcement, publication, presenting, statement, communique, making known, breaking (news story), expressing (one's opinion), releasing, unveiling
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