Translation guide
A room in a hospital or clinic where women give birth or recover after childbirth. In Japanese, the term depends on the specific function: delivery room, recovery room, or a combined LDR room.
The room where a woman gives birth, typically equipped for labor and delivery.
Standard medical term for the delivery room where childbirth occurs.
Please prepare to enter the delivery room.
General term for a birthing room, often used in smaller clinics or midwife-led facilities.
The birthing room had a very quiet and calm atmosphere.
A room where the mother rests and recovers after giving birth, often shared with other mothers.
A single room where the mother goes through labor, delivery, and initial recovery without being moved.
Commonly used acronym in Japanese hospitals for a combined labor, delivery, and recovery room.
This hospital has three LDR rooms.
Full Japanese term for LDR, sometimes used in formal contexts.
The entire section of a hospital dedicated to childbirth and postnatal care.
The direct translation 'マタニティルーム' (maternity room) is not commonly used in Japanese hospitals. It may refer to a rest area for pregnant women in public facilities, not a medical room.
The postpartum hospital room was a four-bed room.
In the LDR room, family members can also stay together.
The obstetrics and gynecology ward also has a newborn nursery.