Translation guide
A parade is an organized procession of people, often with floats, music, and performances, moving along a street for celebration or display. Japanese has several words depending on the type and context.
A lively public procession with floats, costumes, and music, like a festival or holiday parade.
The most common and direct loanword for 'parade', used for events like Christmas parades, victory parades, or Disney parades.
The Christmas parade has started.
A victory parade was held.
A more general word for a procession or line of people. Can be used for parades, but also for queues or marches. Often used in traditional contexts.
The festival parade passed through the town.
A formal display of troops, vehicles, and equipment moving in formation.
A runway show where models walk to display clothing.
The standard term for a fashion show. While not a direct translation of 'parade', it is the natural equivalent in this context.
A fashion show was held in Paris.
Short for 'fashion collection', often used to refer to the event itself.
A street lined with shops, often translated as 'parade' in British English.
A shopping street or arcade. This is the closest equivalent to a 'parade of shops'.
This parade of shops has various stores.
パレード is specifically for festive, organized processions with floats and performances. 行列 is a broader term for any line or procession of people, including queues and traditional marches. Use パレード for modern, Western-style parades.
The Disney parade is wonderful.
A long line formed in front of the popular ramen shop.
A more general term for a military parade, using the loanword.
The military parade was broadcast on TV.
I will appear in next month's fashion show.