Japanese Vocabulary for Everyday Household Items
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Japanese Vocabulary for Everyday Household Items
While learning Japanese or living in Japan, you need to know the Japanese names of the everyday things around you.
Today we are sharing Japanese vocabulary for everyday household items.
引き出し (ひきだし) : drawer
毛布 (もうふ) : blanket
電球 (でんきゅう) : light bulb
花瓶 (かびん) : vase
灰皿 (はいざら) : ashtray
本棚 (ほんだな) : bookshelf
天井扇 (てんじょうせん) : ceiling fan
箒 (ほうき) : broom
ごみ箱 : rubbish bin
櫛 (くし) : comb
鏡 (かがみ) : mirror
ちり紙 (ちりがみ ティッシュ) : tissue
薬箱 (くすりばこ) : medicine box
浴槽 (よくそう) : bathtub
ヘアドライヤー : hairdryer
石鹸 (せっけん) : soap
シャンプー : shampoo
箸 (はし) : chopsticks
ちゃわん : bowl
スプーン : spoon
冷蔵庫 (れいぞうこ) : fridge

See also:
Practical Kaiwa for Work – Part 3
Minna no Nihongo N5 – N4 Vocabulary: 50 Lessons