“In high spirits” in Japanese
Short answer
In high spirits in Japanese is “乗り乗り” (norinori). Full meaning: in high spirits, excited, energetic.
Other ways to say “In high spirits” in Japanese
軒昂
kenkou high-spirited, in high spirits
きゃぴきゃぴ
kyapikyapi brimming with youthful enthusiasm, in high spirits, raring to go, overflowing with youthful energy, acting all cute and charged up
意気盛ん
ikisakan in high spirits
意気軒昂
ikikenkou in high spirits, elated
意気衝天
ikishouten in high spirits
気炎万丈
kienbanjou in high spirits, talking big
ノリノリ
norinori in high spirits, excited, energetic
のりのり
norinori in high spirits, excited, energetic
浮き浮き
ukiuki cheerfully, buoyantly, happily, in high spirits
晴れ晴れ
harebare bright, cheerful, in high spirits; clear (sky), cloudless, sunny
キャピキャピ
kyapikyapi brimming with youthful enthusiasm, in high spirits, raring to go, overflowing with youthful energy, acting all cute and charged up
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