How to Say ‘To go around (places)’ in Japanese
巡り
meguri
[meh-goo-ree]
💬 Usage Tip: [巡り] often shows up attached to a place word to mean going around several places of that kind, like [カフェ巡り]. It's less about simple movement and more about making a hobby out of visiting them.
Phrase Breakdown
巡り
meguri
[meh-goo-ree]
touring; going around (visiting multiple places)
Used in hobby phrases like カフェ巡り, 神社巡り, 美術館巡り. Implies visiting several places rather than just one.
今日は本屋巡りをしたい。
Today I want to go bookstore-hopping.
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