East Exit
East Entrance, Eastern Exit, Eastern Entrance, East Gate
noun
Remember how 入り口 means entrance and 出口 means exit? This is just the 口 part with a direction on it. That means it can be both entrance or exit. So when you have East up there this word can mean both East exit and East entrance. This is a great word to know if you need to know which side of a train station you need to leave on to go somewhere or meet someone!
ひがしぐち
This word uses kun'yomi readings, possibly because of 口, which is a body part (body parts do that quite a bit in words and kanji). You should hopefully have seen both the kun'yomi readings from previous levels meaning you can read this word as well. Just watch out for the rendaku that changes くち to ぐち.
えきの東口で大道げいをしている人がいたよ。
There’s someone doing a street performance at the station’s east exit.
東口でとった写しん、たぶん手ブレしたみたいで、ちょっとブレちゃってる。
The photo taken at the east gate is a bit blurry, probably from the camera shaking.
緊急の際には、このビルの東口から避難してください。そこでは、コーヒーとドーナツが支給される予定です。
In the case of an emergency, please evacuate the building through the east exit. There will be coffee and donuts waiting for you there.