(とうじしゃ)

とうじしゃ
noun
person concerned, party involved, stakeholder
1. person concerned, party involved, stakeholder
A person who is directly involved in or affected by a particular matter, event, or dispute. Emphasizes firsthand involvement as opposed to being a bystander or outsider.
当事者(とうじしゃ)意見(いけん)()くべきだ。
We should listen to the opinion of the person involved.
当事者(とうじしゃ)同士(どうし)(はな)()って解決(かいけつ)してほしい。
I want the parties involved to discuss it among themselves and resolve it.
当事者(とうじしゃ)意識(いしき)()って問題(もんだい)()()むことが大切(たいせつ)だ。
It is important to tackle problems with a sense of personal involvement.

USAGE:
Used in legal, social, and everyday contexts. The compound 当事者(とうじしゃ)意識(いしき) (awareness of being personally involved) is a key concept in Japanese social discourse, referring to the mindset of treating something as one's own problem rather than someone else's.

COMMON COLLOCATIONS:

  • 当事者(とうじしゃ)意識(いしき): sense of personal involvement
  • 当事者(とうじしゃ)同士(どうし): between the parties involved
  • 当事者(とうじしゃ)(こえ): voices of those affected