休きゅう館かん

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休館する · noun or participle which takes 'suru'

Meanings

noun, noun or participle which takes 'suru', transitive verb, intransitive verb, noun which may take the genitive case particle 'no'

Used for the scheduled or temporary closing of a public facility such as a library, museum, or hall. Often seen in signs and announcements.

〈場ば所しょ〉は休きゅう館かんです〈place〉 is closed (today/currently)
その美び術じゅつ館かんは月げつ曜よう日びは休きゅう館かんです。
That art museum is closed on Mondays.
〈時とき〉から〈時とき〉まで休きゅう館かんするto be closed from 〈time〉 to 〈time〉
図と書しょ館かんは12月がつ29日にちから1月がつ3日かまで休きゅう館かんする。
The library will be closed from December 29 to January 3.
休きゅう館かん中ちゅうduring the closure period
休きゅう館かん中ちゅうは展てん示じを見みることができません。
You cannot view the exhibits while the museum is closed.
〈場ば所しょ〉が休きゅう館かんになるfor 〈place〉 to become closed (temporarily)
台たい風ふうの影えい響きょうで美び術じゅつ館かんが休きゅう館かんになった。
The art museum was closed due to the typhoon.

閉へい館かん
休館 refers specifically to a temporary or regular-day closure of a facility, while 閉館 is more general and can mean the end of the day's operating hours or a permanent shutdown.
休きゅう業ぎょうN2
休館 is used for public facilities like libraries and museums, whereas 休業 refers to a business or shop suspending operations.
休きゅう場じょう
休館 is used only for a building like a museum or library being closed, while 休場 covers venues, performances, athletes, and market closures more broadly.

開かい館かん
開館 means a facility is open, the direct opposite of 休館, which means it is closed.

休きゅう刊かん
休館 and 休刊 are pronounced identically, but 休館 means a facility is closed while 休刊 means a publication (newspaper, magazine) is not issued for that period.

Compound of 休 (rest, suspend) and 館 (building, hall). The meaning is transparent from its components.