How do you say "last admission" in Japanese?

Name: The Museum Closes at Five. It Stopped Letting People In at Four Thirty.
Uploaded: 2026-08-14T02:10:00Z
Duration: 25 s
Description: Learn to say 最終入場 (saishū nyūjō) — last admission. A 30-second Japanese lesson for travelers from Kōfuku.

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The Museum Closes at Five. It Stopped Letting People In at Four Thirty.

To say last admission in Japanese, say 最終入場 (saishū nyūjō).

You sprint up to the museum with twenty minutes to spare and they turn you away. The place is still open. You're just late.

最終入場 saishū nyūjō last admission

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最終入場。 saishū nyūjō. Last admission.
最終入場は何時ですか？ saishū nyūjō wa nanji desu ka? What time is last admission?

Kanji in this phrase

最終入場: さいしゅうにゅうじょう
最終入館: さいしゅうにゅうかん
何時: なんじ

Why this phrase

Japanese museums, galleries and gardens nearly all stop letting people in well before they close, usually by thirty minutes to an hour. Google Maps shows you the closing time and never the cutoff. 最終入場 at the ticket window is the number that actually decides your afternoon.