How do you say "Do you have anything for a hangover?" in Japanese?

Name: You Drank Too Much in Japan Last Night. The Drugstore Has an Entire Shelf Waiting for You.
Uploaded: 2026-08-12T13:56:00Z
Duration: 24 s
Description: Learn to say 二日酔いの薬はありますか？ (futsukayoi no kusuri wa arimasu ka?) — Do you have anything for a hangover?. A 30-second Japanese lesson for travelers from Kōfuku.

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You Drank Too Much in Japan Last Night. The Drugstore Has an Entire Shelf Waiting for You.

To say Do you have anything for a hangover? in Japanese, say 二日酔いの薬はありますか？ (futsukayoi no kusuri wa arimasu ka?).

All you can drink was three thousand yen. The morning is going to cost more. There is one word that gets you helped.

二日酔いの薬はありますか？ futsukayoi no kusuri wa arimasu ka? Do you have anything for a hangover?

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「二日酔い」。お酒を飲みすぎた次の日の、つらい感じのことです。 futsukayoi. osake o nomisugita tsugi no hi no, tsurai kanji no koto desu. 二日酔い. That rough feeling the day after you drink too much.
「二日酔いの薬はありますか？」 futsukayoi no kusuri wa arimasu ka? Do you have anything for a hangover?

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