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How do you say "Where is the station?" in Japanese?

Use this in or around stations when you need to find the right place.

Where is the station?

場所確認

Use えき は どこ ですか (eki wa doko desu ka) in or around stations when you need to find the right place. The core reusable pattern is `〜 は / どこ ですか`.

Answer

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えきはどこですか

えき は / どこ ですか

eki wa / doko desu ka

Lesson body

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Quick use

Use えき は どこ ですか (eki wa doko desu ka) in or around stations when you need to find the right place. It is meant to be short, polite, and easy to say under pressure.

Chunk or pattern

  • Base pattern: 〜 は / どこ ですか
  • Swap the place or thing you are trying to find.
  • Good swaps: トイレ, エレベーター, バスてい.

Helper words and endings

  • : marks the topic. It often means "as for ..." rather than a strong English "is".
  • ですか: is a polite question ending. Learn it as one ending even though it contains です and .

Practical note

Keep this line short. In everyday conversations, a short clear phrase usually works better than trying to explain too much.