地所(じしょ)

じしょ
noun
plot of land; landed property; premises
formalgeography
1. plot of land; landed property; estate
A piece of land, especially one owned as property — a lot, plot, or estate. Somewhat formal; emphasizes land as a possession or asset.
広(ひろ)い地所(じしょ)を所有(しょゆう)している。
He owns a large plot of land.
その地所(じしょ)は先祖代々(せんぞだいだい)の土地(とち)だ。
That plot of land has been in the family for generations.
会社(かいしゃ)は駅前(えきまえ)の地所(じしょ)を買(か)い取(と)って、新(あたら)しいビルを建(た)てた。
The company bought up a plot of land in front of the station and put up a new building.

A piece of land held as property — a lot, plot, or estate. Somewhat formal; emphasizes land as a possession or asset.

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Compare: 土地(とち) (land)
Compare: 敷地(しきち) (site)
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