How to Say “Tomato Juice” in Japanese

トマトジュース
tomato juusu
The English phrase "tomato juice" is translated into Japanese as トマトジュース (tomato juusu).
トマトジュース refers to a beverage made from the pressed juice of ripe tomatoes.

Which one should you use?

For instance, トマトのジュースをお願いします is used specifically when making a request and トマトジュース欲しいな is used to express a personal desire.

How do you pronounce it?

tomato juusu

Did you know?

  • In Japan, トマトジュース is often associated with hangovers and is a common remedy for recovering from a night of drinking.
  • In Japan, トマトジュース is frequently marketed as a health drink and is common in breakfast sets at hotels, whereas in the West it is often viewed as a cocktail mixer.
  • In Japanese, the word for 'juice', ジュース, is a phonetic loanword from English, but it has undergone a semantic shift. While 'juice' in English can mean the liquid of any fruit or vegetable, in Japan, ジュース often implies a sweetened, carbonated, or processed soft drink.

Examples in context

  • すみません、トマトのジュースをください。
    Excuse me, please bring me tomato juice.
  • 友達とピクニックに行くから、トマトジュースを持っていこう。
    I'm going for a picnic with friends, so I'll bring tomato juice.
  • トマトジュースを飲みます。
    tomatojūsu o nomimasu.
    I drink tomato juice.
  • トマトジュースは体にいいですよ。
    tomatojūsu wa karada ni ii desu yo.
    Tomato juice is good for your health.
  • 冷蔵庫にトマトジュースがあります。
    reizōko ni tomatojūsu ga arimasu.
    There is tomato juice in the refrigerator.

Example conversation

Ren and Misaki are having breakfast at home.

  1. 蓮 Ren

    美咲、トマトジュースはありますか?
    Misaki, tomatojūsu wa arimasu ka?
    Misaki, is there any tomato juice?
  2. 美咲 Misaki

    はい、ここにありますよ。
    Hai, koko ni arimasu yo.
    Yes, it's right here.
  3. 蓮 Ren

    ありがとうございます。いただきます。
    Arigatō gozaimasu. Itadakimasu.
    Thank you. I'll have some.
  4. 美咲 Misaki

    蓮、冷たいうちにどうぞ。
    Ren, tsumetai uchi ni dōzo.
    Ren, please enjoy it while it's cold.
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