Harajuku

English

Etymology

Borrowed from Japanese 原宿 (Harajuku, literally “lodging in the prairie”).

Pronunciation

IPA^(key): /ˌhɑɹəˈd͡ʒuːku/
Rhymes: -uːku

Proper noun

Harajuku

A district in Shibuya ward, Tokyo, Japan.

Derived terms

Harajuku girl

Translations

district in Shibuya, Tokyo

Arabic: هَارَاجُوكُو m (hārājūkū)
Chinese:
Cantonese: 原宿 (jyun⁴ suk¹)

Mandarin: 原宿 (Yuánsù)
Czech: Haradžuku n
Hebrew: הָרָג׳וּקוּ m (Harajukú)
Hungarian: Haradzsuku
Japanese: 原宿 (はらじゅく, Harajuku)
Korean: 하라주쿠 (Harajuku)
Persian: هاراجوکو (hârâjuku)
Russian: Харадзю́ку n (Xaradzjúku)
Thai: ฮะระจุกุ (há-rá-jù-gù)

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