How do you say "Want to go to one more place?" in Japanese?

Name: The Bill Is Paid and Nobody Is Standing Up. Japan Has a Word for What Happens Next.
Uploaded: 2026-08-30T14:10:54Z
Duration: 36 s
Description: Learn to say もう一軒行きませんか？ (mou ikken ikimasen ka?) — Want to go to one more place?. A 30-second Japanese lesson for travelers from Kōfuku.

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The Bill Is Paid and Nobody Is Standing Up. Japan Has a Word for What Happens Next.

To say Want to go to one more place? in Japanese, say もう一軒行きませんか？ (mou ikken ikimasen ka?).

In Japan, dinner has a sequel. There's one line that gets you invited to it.

もう一軒行きませんか？ mou ikken ikimasen ka? Want to go to one more place?

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In this video

もう一軒行きませんか？ mou ikken ikimasen ka? Want to go to one more place?
いいね、行こう！ ii ne, ikou! Nice, let's go!
二次会はどこにする？ nijikai wa doko ni suru? So where are we doing round two?

Kanji in this phrase

一軒: いけn
二次会: にじかい

Why this phrase

Kofuku and Hana play two friends outside an izakaya at night, not customer and staff. The bill is settled, nobody has moved, and somebody has to say it. This is the invitation that opens the second round, plus 二次会, the word for the second round when a group carries on somewhere else.