- hannyuu carrying in (esp. heavy objects, artwork, furniture), bringing in, taking in
Formal term for physically bringing heavy items into a building, used in logistics, moving, and museum contexts—not for bringing a person inside.
明日、新しい冷蔵庫を搬入します。
Ashita, atarashii reizouko o hannyuu shimasu.
We'll bring in the new refrigerator tomorrow.
美術品の搬入は静かに行われた。
Bijutsuhin no hannyuu wa shizuka ni okonawareta.
The carrying in of the artworks was done quietly.
⚖️ Often confused with 搬送 (hansou), which means transporting or conveying, not specifically bringing into a place.
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