六十日(ろくじゅうにち)

ろくじゅうにち
noun
sixty days
time-general
1. sixty days; a 60-day period
A duration of sixty days. Frequently appears in legal, administrative, and contractual contexts where this period is a common benchmark.
支払(しはら)いは六十日(ろくじゅうにち)以内(いない)にお願(ねが)いします。
Please make payment within sixty days.
ビザの有効期間(ゆうこうきかん)は六十日(ろくじゅうにち)間(かん)だ。
The visa is valid for sixty days.
契約書(けいやくしょ)には六十日(ろくじゅうにち)前(まえ)までに解約(かいやく)を通知(つうち)するよう書(か)かれている。
The contract states that cancellation must be given at least sixty days in advance.

六十(ろくじゅう) (sixty) + 日(にち) (day). For 'sixty days' as a duration, the form 六十日間(ろくじゅうにちかん) with 間(かん) is also common when clarity is needed.

Usage: 60 days is a standard interval in many Japanese administrative and business contexts:

  • 支払期限(しはらいきげん): payment terms (often 30, 60, or 90 days)
  • 予告期間(よこくきかん): notice periods for contract changes
  • 有効期間(ゆうこうきかん): validity periods for some visas and permits

Related words

  • 三十日(さんじゅうにち): thirty days
  • 九十日(きゅうじゅうにち): ninety days
  • 二(に)ヶ月(げつ): two months — approximately equivalent in everyday speech
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