How to say "warehouse" in Japanese
- 蔵くらnounCovers 'warehouse' but its core senses are storehouse and cellar, often a traditional building for storing valuables or produce. Best for storehouse/cellar senses; as plain 'warehouse' 倉庫 is usually more natural.
- 倉庫そうこnounThe straightforward word for a warehouse or storehouse where goods are kept. This is the default choice when you mean 'warehouse' as a commercial storage building, and it also covers the older English term 'godown'.
Use 倉庫 for a storage warehouse in ordinary contexts; 蔵 also means warehouse but leans toward a traditional storehouse or cellar, so it is the better choice for those older senses.
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