“Jam-packed” in Japanese
Short answer
Jam-packed in Japanese is “きちきち” (kichikichi). Full meaning: jam-packed (physically or of schedule, etc.); grinding noise; precisely, correctly (e.g. when working, etc.).
Other ways to say “Jam-packed” in Japanese
ぎゅう詰め
gyuuzume jam-packed, packed, packed like sardines
ぎちぎち
gichigichi jam-packed (physically or of schedule, etc.); grinding noise; precisely, correctly (e.g. when working, etc.)
ギチギチ
gichigichi jam-packed (physically or of schedule, etc.); grinding noise; precisely, correctly (e.g. when working, etc.)
キチキチ
kichikichi jam-packed (physically or of schedule, etc.); grinding noise; precisely, correctly (e.g. when working, etc.)
すし詰め
sushizume jam-packed, packed in like sardines
ぎゅうぎゅう詰め
gyuugyuuzume jam-packed, packed, packed like sardines
ギュウヅメ
gyuuzume jam-packed, packed, packed like sardines
立錐の余地もない
rissuinoyochimonai tightly packed, full to capacity, jam-packed
芋を洗うよう
imowoarauyou with people jostling against one another, teeming, heaving, jam-packed
芋の子を洗うよう
imonokowoarauyou with people jostling against one another, teeming, heaving, jam-packed
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