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大尽遊び (だいじんあそび, daijinasobi) Japanese meaning | Kotomora
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He went on an extravagant spending spree with his inheritance.
During the bubble era, many people spent money like millionaires.
Kanji 尽 exhaust, use up, run out of Related words 散さん 財ざい 散財 means squandering money or wasting money, often with a negative connotation of foolishness, while 大尽遊び emphasizes the lavish, high-roller style of spending, sometimes with a sense of enjoyment or showing off.
豪ごう 遊ゆう 豪遊 is a more general term for extravagant partying or living it up, not necessarily tied to the image of a wealthy patron in red-light districts.
Etymology Compound of 大尽 (だいじん, 'wealthy person, big spender') and 遊び (あそび, 'play, entertainment'). The exact historical derivation is uncertain, but the term likely emerged in the Edo period when wealthy merchants and patrons engaged in lavish entertainment in pleasure quarters.
