“Being out in the open” in Japanese
Short answer
Being out in the open in Japanese is “公” (isao). Full meaning: official, governmental, formal; public (use, matter, forum, etc.), common; being public knowledge, being out in the open, exposure to public view.
Other ways to say “Being out in the open” in Japanese
オオヤケ
ooyake official, governmental, formal; public (use, matter, forum, etc.), common; being public knowledge, being out in the open, exposure to public view
おおやけ
ooyake official, governmental, formal; public (use, matter, forum, etc.), common; being public knowledge, being out in the open, exposure to public view
公け
ooyake official, governmental, formal; public (use, matter, forum, etc.), common; being public knowledge, being out in the open, exposure to public view
Looking for the other direction? Search any Japanese word in the Nihoner lexicon, or practise what you have learned in the learning games.