Translation guide
A group of people or vehicles moving forward in a formal or ceremonial way, or the act of moving in such a line.
A line of people or vehicles moving as part of a ceremony, festival, or formal event.
General word for a procession or parade, often used for festivals, weddings, or any line of people.
The wedding procession entered the church.
The festival procession paraded through the town.
Loanword for 'parade', often used for festive, celebratory, or promotional processions with floats and music.
The Disney parade is very spectacular.
March or procession, often with a military or organized group connotation, emphasizing orderly movement.
The athletes' procession began.
A slow, formal line of people in a religious ceremony or solemn event.
A long line of cars or other vehicles moving slowly, often for a ceremony or funeral.
The action of proceeding in an orderly line, not necessarily a formal event.
行列 is the most general and neutral term for any line of people. パレード implies a festive, often commercial or entertainment event. 行進 emphasizes orderly, often military-style marching.
The English word 'procession' is rarely used as a loanword in Japanese. Use 行列 or パレード instead.
The Corpus Christi procession marched around the church.
大統領の車列が通り過ぎた。
The presidential motorcade passed by.