“Visitor” in Japanese
Short answer
Visitor in Japanese is “来客” (raikyaku). Full meaning: visitor, caller.
Other ways to say “Visitor” in Japanese
訪客
houkyaku visitor, guest
客
kyaku guest, visitor; customer, client, shopper, spectator, audience, tourist, sightseer, passenger; counter for containers used to entertain guests
ビジター
bijitaa visitor
来者
raisha visitor; person born later than oneself, one's junior; future
来遊者
raiyuusha visitor, tourist
参拝客
sanpaikyaku visitor (to a shrine or temple)
来場者
raijousha visitor, attendee, spectator, guest, audience
来館者
raikansha visitor (to a museum, library, etc.)
見学者
kengakusha visitor (to a factory, school, lab., etc.)
来訪者
raihousha visitor, caller
入館者
nyuukansha visitor (to a museum, library, etc.)
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