“Crowded” in Japanese
Short answer
Crowded in Japanese is “所狭い” (tokorosemai). Full meaning: crowded, packed, crammed, cramped, filled, overflowing.
Other ways to say “Crowded” in Japanese
混み混み
komikomi crowded
賑やか
nigiyaka bustling, busy, crowded, lively, prosperous, thriving; lively (party, voices, etc.), loud, noisy, merry, cheerful
所狭しと
tokorosemashito crowded, packed, crammed, cramped, filled, overflowing
押すな押すな
osunaosuna crowded (e.g. with people), overflowing
稠密
choumitsu dense, populous, crowded, thick
濃密
noumitsu thick, dense, rich (as in taste or content), deep (colour), strong (smell, scent); crowded
密
hisoka dense, thick, crowded; close (relationship), intimate; minute, fine, careful
所狭
tokorosema crowded, packed, crammed, cramped, filled, overflowing
所狭え
tokorosemei crowded, packed, crammed, cramped, filled, overflowing
所狭く
tokorosemaku crowded, packed, crammed, cramped, filled, overflowing
所狭う
tokorosemou crowded, packed, crammed, cramped, filled, overflowing
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