Kashikiri

貸し切り

Kashikiri

ka·shi·ki·ri  ·  noun

Reserved in full. The whole room booked for one. Said when the late show starts and nobody else came.

Whole cinema to myself.

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An empty cinema at night, one seat taken, seen from behind

Dictionary

One word,
one seat.

貸し切り
かしきり · kashikiri · noun
  1. reserving for exclusive use; a full booking; chartering
  2. 貸し切り状態 (colloquial): having a place to yourself, like a restaurant or a movie theater

Senses from the JMdict dictionary (jisho.org).

On 13 November 2026, someone in Japan posted about a late show. Nobody else in the theater. 貸し切りじゃー! The whole room, theirs.

Then a man walked in and sat five rows ahead. Fair enough. Thirty minutes in, he got up and left.

貸し切りじゃー! again.

じゃー (ja!) is a casual way to say "it's…!". Kashikiri ja! = it's all mine!

How to kashikiri

Four rows.

  1. Walk into an empty roomThe late show. The last train. A chart nobody is watching.
  2. Sit anywhereEvery seat is yours. Put your feet up.
  3. Someone walks inStay calm. It's their room too.
  4. 貸し切りじゃー!They leave. Whole cinema to yourself again.

What $KASHIKIRI is

A word.
A seat.
That's it.

  • A meme coin about one Japanese word.
  • No utility.
  • No roadmap.
  • No promises.

Launched directly on pump.fun by the person who made this page. The launch wallet is the creator wallet, and what it holds is public on-chain, like every other wallet.

Not financial advice. Meme coins can go to zero.