How do you say "Where do I weigh this?" in Japanese?

Name: You Dumped Unlabeled Grapes on the Belt. The Whole Line Just Died.
Uploaded: 2026-09-28T16:05:23Z
Duration: 34 s
Description: Learn to say 計量はどこですか？ (keiryō wa doko desu ka?) — Where do I weigh this?. A 30-second Japanese lesson for travelers from Kōfuku.

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You Dumped Unlabeled Grapes on the Belt. The Whole Line Just Died.

To say Where do I weigh this? in Japanese, say 計量はどこですか？ (keiryō wa doko desu ka?).

You dumped unlabeled grapes on the supermarket belt. The cashier froze. So did everyone behind you.

計量はどこですか？ keiryō wa doko desu ka? Where do I weigh this?

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In this video

計量はどこですか？ keiryō wa doko desu ka? Where do I weigh this?
すみません、計量はどこですか？ sumimasen, keiryō wa doko desu ka? Excuse me, where do I weigh this?
計量はあちらです。 keiryō wa achira desu. The scale is over there.

Kanji in this phrase

計量: けいりょう

Why this phrase

Kofuku plays the tourist in a Japanese supermarket produce aisle. Hana plays the clerk. Japan Decoded: loose fruit and veg often have no barcode until YOU weigh them, print a sticker, and stick it on the bag. The rescue phrase is 「計量はどこですか？」. Hana points them to the scale. Grocery-tourism angle (2026 trend), not a drill. Scene is the produce scale, not the konbini.