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入場券

nyūjōken
noun★Beginner— admission ticket
general

A ticket that allows entry to an event, venue, or attraction.

映画館の入場券を2枚ください。

Please give me two movie theater tickets.

入場券を忘れてしまいました。

I forgot my admission ticket.

💡

Commonly used for concerts, movies, theme parks, and other paid events.

Collocations

入場券を買うto buy a ticket入場券を忘れるto forget a ticket入場券をチェックするto check a ticket

Synonyms

チケット入場許可証

Antonyms

退場券

Related Phrases

入場券を買うphrase
to buy a ticket
入場券を忘れるphrase
to forget a ticket

💡Pro Tip

Usage in Context

While 'チケット' is more common in casual speech, '入場券' is often used in formal settings or official contexts.

⚡Gold Rule

Formal vs. Casual

Use '入場券' in formal or official contexts, such as at ticket counters or in written announcements.

📖Word Origin

Composed of 入場 (nyūjō, 'entrance') + 券 (ken, 'ticket').

📝Usage Notes

Often used interchangeably with 'チケット' (ticket) in modern Japanese.

Word Breakdown

入場
entrance
root
+
券
ticket
root
和英辞典

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