How do you say "Which exit number?" in Japanese?

Name: Exit 35 and Exit 3 Are Not Neighbors
Uploaded: 2026-10-19T00:55:00Z
Description: Learn to say 何番出口ですか (nanban deguchi desu ka) — Which exit number?. A 30-second Japanese lesson for travelers from Kōfuku.

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Exit 35 and Exit 3 Are Not Neighbors

To say Which exit number? in Japanese, say 何番出口ですか (nanban deguchi desu ka).

Your hotel said Exit 35. You're standing at Exit 3. Same station.

何番出口ですか nanban deguchi desu ka Which exit number?

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何番出口ですか。 Nanban deguchi desu ka. Which exit number?
すみません、何番出口ですか。 Sumimasen, nanban deguchi desu ka. Excuse me, which exit number?

Why this phrase

POV at a big city station. Exit numbers are not a count of nearby doors. Exit 3 and Exit 35 can be different streets, even different lines. Ask which number before you leave the platform. This is the numbered exit, not the compass exit already covered by 東口.