(ざっきょ)ビル

ざっきょびる
noun
multi-tenant building; mixed-use building
1. multi-tenant building; mixed-use commercial building
A building occupied by various unrelated businesses such as bars, restaurants, offices, and clinics, typically found in entertainment and commercial districts. Often older buildings with narrow stairways and multiple small tenants on different floors.
駅前(えきまえ)雑居(ざっきょ)ビルに(はい)る。
To enter a multi-tenant building in front of the station.
その居酒屋(いざかや)雑居(ざっきょ)ビルの三階(さんがい)にある。
That izakaya is on the third floor of a multi-tenant building.
繁華街(はんかがい)雑居(ざっきょ)ビルで火災(かさい)発生(はっせい)し、消防(しょうぼう)隊員(たいいん)出動(しゅつどう)した。
A fire broke out in a multi-tenant building in the entertainment district, and firefighters were dispatched.

USAGE:
A distinctly Japanese urban phenomenon. These buildings are common in areas like Shinjuku, Shibuya, and other entertainment districts. They often appear in news reports about fires, as their cramped layouts and multiple tenants create safety concerns.

COMMON COLLOCATIONS:

  • 雑居(ざっきょ)ビルの火災(かさい) (multi-tenant building fire)
  • 雑居(ざっきょ)ビルの一室(いっしつ) (a room in a multi-tenant building)
  • 雑居(ざっきょ)ビルが()(なら)ぶ (multi-tenant buildings line up)