〜といった to itta
〜といった（to itta）means “such as ...; ... and the like”. Used to give one or more concrete examples representing a larger category. Formation: N + といった + N
such as ...; ... and the like
N2Formation
N + といった + N
Explanation
Used to give one or more concrete examples representing a larger category. It typically lists nouns and is followed by a noun that names the category: 'nouns such as A and B'. More formal than 〜とか or 〜なんか.
Examples
Note
Almost always connects nouns; the following noun states the category they belong to.
FAQ
〜といった — what does it mean and how is it used?
such as ...; ... and the like. Used to give one or more concrete examples representing a larger category. It typically lists nouns and is followed by a noun that names the category: 'nouns such as A and B'. More formal than 〜とか or 〜なんか.
〜といった — how do you form it?
N + といった + N
〜といった — any usage notes?
Almost always connects nouns; the following noun states the category they belong to.