How do you say "no outside food or drinks" in Japanese?

Name: POV: Security Opened Your Backpack. Those Konbini Snacks Are Not Coming In.
Uploaded: 2026-09-30T01:59:33Z
Duration: 34 s
Description: Learn to say 持ち込み禁止 (mochikomi kinshi) — no outside food or drinks. A 30-second Japanese lesson for travelers from Kōfuku.

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POV: Security Opened Your Backpack. Those Konbini Snacks Are Not Coming In.

To say no outside food or drinks in Japanese, say 持ち込み禁止 (mochikomi kinshi).

POV: they opened your backpack at the gate. The snacks you just bought are the problem.

持ち込み禁止 mochikomi kinshi no outside food or drinks

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持ち込み禁止です。 Mochikomi kinshi desu. You can't bring that in.
飲食物の持ち込みは禁止です。 Inshokubutsu no mochikomi wa kinshi desu. No food or drinks from outside.

Why this phrase

POV at a theme park or stadium bag check. Kofuku plays the tourist with a konbini bag. Hana plays the staff pointing at 「持ち込み禁止」. Japanese cinemas often allow snacks. Disney, USJ, Ghibli Park, and many stadiums do not. Eat them before the gate, or they stay outside. Survival: one phrase, twice, slowly.