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“Cluttered” in Japanese

Short answer
雑然 zatsuzen ざつぜん

Cluttered in Japanese is “雑然” (zatsuzen). Full meaning: untidy (room, pile, etc.), messy, cluttered, disorderly, jumbled (e.g. thoughts), chaotic (lifestyle, atmosphere, etc.).

Other ways to say “Cluttered” in Japanese

ガチャガチャ gachagacha with a clatter, with a rattle, with a clank; persistently (complaining, etc.), annoyingly, (going) on and on; messy, cluttered, untidy ざつぜん zatsuzen untidy (room, pile, etc.), messy, cluttered, disorderly, jumbled (e.g. thoughts), chaotic (lifestyle, atmosphere, etc.) かちゃかちゃ kachakacha with a clatter, with a rattle, with a clank; persistently (complaining, etc.), annoyingly, (going) on and on; messy, cluttered, untidy ガチヤガチヤ gachagacha with a clatter, with a rattle, with a clank; persistently (complaining, etc.), annoyingly, (going) on and on; messy, cluttered, untidy カチャカチャ kachakacha with a clatter, with a rattle, with a clank; persistently (complaining, etc.), annoyingly, (going) on and on; messy, cluttered, untidy がちゃがちゃ gachagacha with a clatter, with a rattle, with a clank; persistently (complaining, etc.), annoyingly, (going) on and on; messy, cluttered, untidy がちゃがちゃっ gachagacha with a clatter, with a rattle, with a clank; persistently (complaining, etc.), annoyingly, (going) on and on; messy, cluttered, untidy ガチャガチャッ gachagacha with a clatter, with a rattle, with a clank; persistently (complaining, etc.), annoyingly, (going) on and on; messy, cluttered, untidy がちや〳〵 gachagacha with a clatter, with a rattle, with a clank; persistently (complaining, etc.), annoyingly, (going) on and on; messy, cluttered, untidy

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