“Winning move” in Japanese
Short answer
Winning move in Japanese is “勝着” (shouchaku). Full meaning: winning move (go, shogi).
Other ways to say “Winning move” in Japanese
決め手
kimete decider, person who decides; decisive factor, clincher, key, trump card, winning move, decisive blow, conclusive evidence
キメ手
kimete decider, person who decides; decisive factor, clincher, key, trump card, winning move, decisive blow, conclusive evidence
きめ手
kimete decider, person who decides; decisive factor, clincher, key, trump card, winning move, decisive blow, conclusive evidence
極め手
kimete decider, person who decides; decisive factor, clincher, key, trump card, winning move, decisive blow, conclusive evidence
キメテ
kimete decider, person who decides; decisive factor, clincher, key, trump card, winning move, decisive blow, conclusive evidence
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