Translation guide
A small house for children to play in, or a toy house. In Japanese, this is usually expressed with specific terms for children's play structures or dollhouses.
A small house or structure where children can play, often in a garden or playground.
Literally 'play hut', a common term for a small playhouse for children.
We built a playhouse in the garden.
A miniature toy house for dolls.
A building where plays are performed; a theater.
General term for theater or playhouse.
Directly translating 'playhouse' as 遊び家 (asobi ie) is not natural. Use the specific terms above depending on context.
Means 'children's house', often used for playhouses in parks or kindergartens.
There is a playhouse in the park.
Loanword from English, commonly used for commercial or branded playhouses.
I bought a playhouse for my child.
Standard loanword for dollhouse.
She collects dollhouses.
Literally 'doll's house', a more traditional term, also used for Ibsen's play.
I made a dollhouse by hand.
The playhouse will open next month.
Traditional term for a small theater, often for kabuki or local plays.
There was a performance at the village playhouse.