“Whole story” in Japanese
Short answer
Whole story in Japanese is “顛末” (tenmatsu). Full meaning: details (of an incident, event, etc.), whole story, course of events, facts, circumstances, particulars.
Other ways to say “Whole story” in Japanese
全貌
zenbou full view, total picture, whole story, full particulars, all the details
全話
zenwa all episodes, all stories, whole story
顚末
tenmatsu details (of an incident, event, etc.), whole story, course of events, facts, circumstances, particulars
転末
tenmatsu details (of an incident, event, etc.), whole story, course of events, facts, circumstances, particulars
てん末
tenmatsu details (of an incident, event, etc.), whole story, course of events, facts, circumstances, particulars
てんまつ
tenmatsu details (of an incident, event, etc.), whole story, course of events, facts, circumstances, particulars
全ぼう
zenbou full view, total picture, whole story, full particulars, all the details
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