Translation guide
This guide covers how to express that something is included in a list, directory, catalog, or similar compilation in Japanese. It focuses on natural expressions for being listed, registered, or appearing in various contexts.
To say that a name, item, or entry is included in a list, directory, or catalog.
The most common and natural way to say something is listed or appears in a publication, list, or website. Literally 'is placed on' or 'is carried'. Used for names, articles, items in a catalog, etc.
His name is listed on the roster.
Is this product listed in the catalog?
A more formal equivalent of 載っている, often used in official contexts like newspapers, magazines, or formal lists. Implies being published or posted.
The article is listed in the newspaper.
Literally 'is included in the list'. A straightforward and clear expression, but slightly less natural than 載っている for everyday use.
Your name is included in the guest list.
To indicate that someone or something is officially registered in a system, database, or course.
Used for official registration in a system, database, or list. Common for memberships, accounts, or official records.
He is listed as a member.
This email address is already registered.
Literally 'to have one's name lined up'. A slightly formal expression meaning to be listed among others, often used for being included in a group of notable people or on a roster.
Specifically for companies whose shares are traded on a stock exchange.
The standard term for a company being listed on a stock exchange.
The company is listed on the Tokyo Stock Exchange.
The English phrase 'be listed' can be translated literally as リストされる, but this is not natural Japanese. Use the expressions above depending on context.
He is also listed on the committee.