Translation guide
Describes a business that is successful, growing, and profitable. Japanese expressions range from formal terms for corporate prosperity to casual phrases for a shop that is doing well.
To describe a company, shop, or enterprise that is currently successful and profitable.
Commonly used for shops, restaurants, and small businesses. Implies bustling with customers.
That ramen shop is always thriving.
Slightly formal, often used for events or businesses that are lively and successful.
The newly opened cafe is thriving.
Refers to good business conditions, often used for the economy or a specific industry.
Business is thriving this month.
A set phrase often used in greetings or wishes for business prosperity, like 'may your business thrive'.
I wish you a thriving business.
To emphasize expansion, increasing revenue, or scaling up.
To describe a stable, well-established business that consistently makes money.
Means 'sound management', implying a thriving business through stability and reliability.
That company is known for its thriving business through sound management.
Literally 'in the black', meaning profitable. A straightforward way to say the business is thriving financially.
繁盛 is more common for everyday businesses like shops and restaurants, while 盛況 is slightly more formal and can be used for events or larger business contexts.
This shop is always thriving, isn't it?
The exhibition ended as a thriving success.
Directly translating 'thriving business' as 繁栄するビジネス sounds unnatural. Use the phrases provided instead.
Our company has been a thriving business for five consecutive years.