another place; somewhere else; elsewhere
Refers to a place other than the current one. Often used in contrast with ここ or この場所. See also よそ (余所), which is more common in everyday speech.
See also: よそ
He works somewhere else.
Archaic noun meaning the act of moving to another place. Not used in modern Japanese; the common word for moving is 引っ越し.
I like hearing stories about other places.
In old documents, the expression 他所の支度 (preparations for moving) can be found.
Since I couldn't find work here, I decided to go somewhere else.
Please ask about that elsewhere.
People from elsewhere probably wouldn't understand this land.
余所 is the common, everyday word for 'another place', while 他所 is a more formal, less frequent term with the same meaning.
going elsewhere; going out · travelling afar with one's client (of a geisha, etc.)
Standard kanji spelling.
Rarely used kanji form.
Contains outdated kanji.
Compound of 他 (た, 'other') and 所 (しょ, 'place'). The reading たしょ is the standard on'yomi combination.