Translation guide
The first page of a newspaper, website, or document. In Japanese, the term depends on the medium.
The first page of a printed newspaper, often with the main headlines.
Literally 'first page', commonly used for the front page of a newspaper.
The main or introductory page of a website.
Wasei-eigo for 'top page', the most common term for a website's front page.
The first page of a printed document, report, or book, often containing the title.
The incident was widely reported on the front page.
More explicit 'first page', used in newspaper contexts.
Read the front page article.
Go back to the front page.
Literally 'cover', can be used metaphorically for a website's front page, but more common for magazines/books.
An image adorning the front page of the site.
Direct loanword, less common than トップページ.
Change the design of the front page.
Cover page, including the front cover of a book or the first page of a document.
Write the title on the front page of the report.
Literal 'first page', used for paginated documents.
Start reading from the front page.