“Whereabouts” in Japanese
Short answer
Whereabouts in Japanese is “居所” (kyosho). Full meaning: whereabouts, address; place of temporary residence.
Other ways to say “Whereabouts” in Japanese
行方
namikata (one's) whereabouts; destination, where one is headed; outcome, course (of events), development, direction, tide
在所
zaisho whereabouts, country, one's home village, one's residence
どの辺
donohen whereabouts, what part; how much, what point
居場所
ibasho whereabouts, place, location; place where one belongs, where one fits in, place where one can be oneself
どの辺り
donoatari whereabouts
立ち回り先
tachimawarisaki whereabouts, present location
行き先
yukisaki destination; whereabouts; future, prospects
行く先
yukusaki destination; whereabouts; future, prospects
在り処
arika location (of something), whereabouts, hiding place
所在
shozai location (of), position, whereabouts, place where one is
どこら辺
dokorahen where, whereabouts
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