“Bottoms-up” in Japanese
Short answer
Bottoms-up in Japanese is “乾杯” (kanpai). Full meaning: cheers, bottoms-up, prosit; toast, drink (in honor or celebration of someone or something); drinking one's glass dry.
Other ways to say “Bottoms-up” in Japanese
かんぱい
kanpai cheers, bottoms-up, prosit; toast, drink (in honor or celebration of someone or something); drinking one's glass dry
カンパイ
kanpai cheers, bottoms-up, prosit; toast, drink (in honor or celebration of someone or something); drinking one's glass dry
かんぱーい
kanpaii cheers, bottoms-up, prosit; toast, drink (in honor or celebration of someone or something); drinking one's glass dry
カンパーイ
kanpaii cheers, bottoms-up, prosit; toast, drink (in honor or celebration of someone or something); drinking one's glass dry
乾盃
kanpai cheers, bottoms-up, prosit; toast, drink (in honor or celebration of someone or something); drinking one's glass dry
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