Translation guide
The concept of storing goods in a warehouse, or the business activity of operating warehouses. This guide covers how to express this in Japanese, from the general term to industry-specific vocabulary.
warehousing (action)
For the act of putting goods into a warehouse.
The activity or business of storing goods in a warehouse.
The standard term for the warehousing business or industry. Often used in official and business contexts.
He runs a warehousing business.
Means 'storage' or 'safekeeping'. Can refer to warehousing when context is clear, but is broader (e.g., data storage).
Literally 'storage in a warehouse'. A clear phrase when you need to specify the location.
A compound noun meaning 'warehouse storage'. Used in logistics and supply chain contexts.
The action of putting items into storage, often temporarily.
The role of warehousing within supply chain management.
There is no verb '倉庫する'. Use 入庫する or 倉庫に入れる instead.
倉庫業 specifically refers to the warehousing business. 保管 is general storage and can be used for any safekeeping, not necessarily in a warehouse.
商品の保管には倉庫を使います。
We use a warehouse for storing goods.
Warehousing fees are high.
We offer warehousing services.
Warehousing functions are concentrated in this area.