“Bland” in Japanese
Short answer
Bland in Japanese is “大味” (ooaji). Full meaning: flat-tasting, bland, lacking in flavor; dull, flat, unimaginative, boring.
Other ways to say “Bland” in Japanese
無味無臭
mumimushuu tasteless and odorless, bland
オオアジ
ooaji flat-tasting, bland, lacking in flavor; dull, flat, unimaginative, boring
おおあじ
ooaji flat-tasting, bland, lacking in flavor; dull, flat, unimaginative, boring
当たり障りのない
atarisawarinonai harmless (remark, topic, etc.), inoffensive, safe, bland, neutral (attitude), noncommittal (reply)
淡々
tantan uninterested, unconcerned, indifferent, dispassionate, matter-of-fact, detached; plain, light, simple, bland; flowing gently
淡淡
tantan uninterested, unconcerned, indifferent, dispassionate, matter-of-fact, detached; plain, light, simple, bland; flowing gently
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