(めいめいけん)

めいめいけん
noun
naming rights
1. naming rights; the right to attach a company or brand name to a facility, typically through a sponsorship deal
naming rights; the right to attach a company or brand name to a facility, typically through a sponsorship deal
命名権(めいめいけん)取得(しゅとく)する。
Acquire naming rights.
そのスタジアムの���名権(めいめいけん)年間(ねんかん)五億(ごおく)(えん)だ。
The naming rights for that stadium cost 500 million yen per year.
自治体(じちたい)公共(こうきょう)施設(しせつ)命名権(めいめいけん)売却(ばいきゃく)して財源(ざいげん)確保(かくほ)する(うご)きが(ひ���)がっている��
There is a growing trend of local governments selling naming rights to public facilities to secure funding.

A modern business term referring to the practice of selling the right to name a building, stadium, or public facility to a corporate sponsor. Also called ネーミングライツ (naming rights, as a loanword). This practice became widespread in Japan in the 2000s, especially for sports stadiums and concert halls.

COMMON COLLOCATIONS:

  • 命名権(めいめいけん)売却(ばいきゃく)する — to sell naming rights
  • 命名権(��いめいけん)購入(こうにゅう)する — to purchase naming rights
  • 命名権(めいめいけん)契約(けいやく) — naming rights contract
  • 命名権(めいめい��ん)収入(しゅうにゅう) — naming rights revenue

SIMILAR WORDS:

  • ネーミングライツ — naming rights (loanword, used interchangeably)
  • 命名(めいめい) — naming (the act of giving a name, without the commercial aspect)
  • (かん)スポンサー — title sponsor