“Vestibule” in Japanese
Short answer
Vestibule in Japanese is “付室” (fushitsu). Full meaning: vestibule, attached room.
Other ways to say “Vestibule” in Japanese
表玄関
omotegenkan front door, vestibule
前庭
zentei front garden, front yard; vestibule (of the ear)
玄関
genkan entrance, front door, entryway, entranceway, entry hall, vestibule, porch, foyer, mud room
デッキ
dekki deck (of a ship); deck (attached to a building); platform (at the end of a railway passenger car), vestibule
げんかん
genkan entrance, front door, entryway, entranceway, entry hall, vestibule, porch, foyer, mud room
ゲンカン
genkan entrance, front door, entryway, entranceway, entry hall, vestibule, porch, foyer, mud room
玄かん
genkan entrance, front door, entryway, entranceway, entry hall, vestibule, porch, foyer, mud room
デツキ
dekki deck (of a ship); deck (attached to a building); platform (at the end of a railway passenger car), vestibule
哲希
tetsuki deck (of a ship); deck (attached to a building); platform (at the end of a railway passenger car), vestibule
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