来県
らいけん · raiken
Coming to a prefecture
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How it’s used
Formal term used in news and official notices for someone visiting a prefecture, especially dignitaries or officials.
Often confused with 来日 (rainichi), which means coming to Japan as a whole, not a specific prefecture.
Example sentences
大臣が来県しました。
The minister visited the prefecture.
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来県の際はご連絡ください。
Please contact us when you come to the prefecture.
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What does 来県 mean?
Coming to a prefecture.
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らいけん (raiken). Pitch accent: heiban — flat. Press Listen above to hear it.
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