定期券
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Noun referring to a prepaid ticket for unlimited travel on a specific route over a set period (e.g., monthly). Example: 『定期券を買う』 (teikiken o kau, 'to buy a commuter pass').
Theme
On the train platform, User and their friend Mika are talking about commuting costs and transportation options.
定期券
ていきけん
commuter pass, season ticket
Locations & NavigationTransport & Stations
Memory Hook
Picture a 'ticket' for your daily commute—it's a regular pass. 'Teiki' sounds like 'ticket', and 'ken' like 'can' (you can use it repeatedly). 'Ticket can' → 定期券 (teikiken, 'commuter pass').
Cultural Note
In Japan, 『定期券』 (teikiken, 'commuter pass') is essential for daily travel, especially in cities like Tokyo. It's often purchased for trains or buses and offers discounted fares for regular routes, commonly used by students and office workers.
Forms
Base: 定期券Noun referring to a prepaid ticket for unlimited travel on a specific route over a set period (e.g., monthly). Example: 『定期券を買う』 (teikiken o kau, 'to buy a commuter pass').