How to say "the day after the day after tomorrow"


In my language you can just keep adding a particle before "the day after
tomorrow" and with every particle it becomes the day after that. I was just
wondering whether there is a way to say this in Japanese.

I can think of something like 「明後日の次の日」 but is there some suffix or prefix you
can add to something as many times as you need it?

Also, is there a way to say "the day before the day before yesterday" in a
similar way?




We say (in my region, at least)...

> あさって (明後日) -- the day after tomorrow (can also be read みょうごにち)  
>  **し** あさって (明々後日) -- two days after tomorrow (can also be read みょうみょうごにち)  
>  **しし** あさって (明々々後日) -- three days after tomorrow (can also be read
> みょうみょうみょうごにち)
>
> おととい/おとつい (一昨日) -- the day before yesterday (can also be read いっさくじつ)  
>  **さき** おととい/ **さき** おとつい (一昨々日) -- two days before yesterday (can also be
> read いっさくさくじつ)  
>  (but not **さきさき** おととい/ **さきさき** おとつい...)




We say (in my region, at least)...

> あさって (明後日) -- the day after tomorrow (can also be read みょうごにち)  
>  **し** あさって (明々後日) -- two days after tomorrow (can also be read みょうみょうごにち)  
>  **しし** あさって (明々々後日) -- three days after tomorrow (can also be read
> みょうみょうみょうごにち)
>
> おととい/おとつい (一昨日) -- the day before yesterday (can also be read いっさくじつ)  
>  **さき** おととい/ **さき** おとつい (一昨々日) -- two days before yesterday (can also be
> read いっさくさくじつ)  
>  (but not **さきさき** おととい/ **さきさき** おとつい...)

