also: いずこ · いずく · いづこ · いどこ
Where is the restroom?
I don't remember where I put the key.
how far; to what extent; what limit
Used especially in expressions such as どこまで and どこから to ask about a physical range, limit, or abstract degree rather than simply a location.
How far does this road go?
I don't know to what extent his story is true.
Where is the station?
Where did you buy those shoes?
Where are you going today?
Where are you from?
I wonder how far this road goes on.
ここ means 'here,' a known place near the speaker, while どこ asks which place is unknown.
そこ means 'there,' a known place near the listener, while どこ is used to ask about an unspecified place.
あそこ means 'over there,' a specific known place far from both speaker and listener, unlike どこ which asks which place.
somehow; vaguely; for some reason
somewhere; someplace
where; whereabouts
somewhere; some place · in some way; in some respects; somehow
everywhere; wherever · nowhere; nothing (with negative verb)
where; whereabouts
anywhere; everywhere
(not) anywhere; nowhere · everywhere; anywhere
nowhere; not anywhere
how far; to what extent; up to what point
Literary or old-fashioned reading meaning 'where'; not the normal modern reading of 何処.
Obsolete or classical-style reading listed; mainly useful for older texts.
Historical kana spelling variant of いずこ; mainly useful for older texts.
Obsolete reading listed; unlikely in modern ordinary writing.
Less common alternative kanji spelling for どこ.
Outdated kanji form of 何処; useful mainly for older texts or search.
somewhere; some place · somehow; in some way
such-and-such a place
such-and-such a place; some place or other