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    スターが勢揃い (sutā ga iseizoroi - all the stars are gathered)

    Grammar & Usage

    fixed expression
    neutral

    How it works

    This phrase combines the English loanword スキナー (sutā - star) with the Japanese particle が (ga - subject marker) and the noun 勢揃い (iseizoroi - all present, full attendance). It describes a situation where many prominent or important people/things are present together, often implying a grand or impressive gathering.

    Sample sentences

    今年の紅白歌合戦は、大物歌手が勢揃いした。

    This year's Kohaku Uta Gassen featured a full lineup of big-name singers.

    その映画のプレミアには、ハリウッドのスターが勢揃いして会場を沸かせた。

    Hollywood stars gathered at the film's premiere, bringing excitement to the venue.

    限定イベントでは、歴代の人気キャラクターが勢揃いし、ファンを喜ばせた。

    At the special event, all the popular characters from over the years were present, delighting the fans.

    Quick facts

    etymology:スター (sutā) is from English 'star'. 勢揃い (iseizoroi) combines 勢い (ikioi - momentum, force) and 揃う (sorou - to be complete, to gather).

    Mnemonic

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    Example

    今年の紅白歌合戦は、大物歌手が勢揃いした。

    This year's Kohaku Uta Gassen featured a full lineup of big-name singers.

    その映画のプレミアには、ハリウッドのスターが勢揃いして会場を沸かせた。

    Hollywood stars gathered at the film's premiere, bringing excitement to the venue.

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