“Just made” in Japanese
Short answer
Just made in Japanese is “出来立て” (dekitate). Full meaning: just made, fresh (e.g. from the oven), newly built (e.g. house), brand-new.
Other ways to say “Just made” in Japanese
出来立
dekitate just made, fresh (e.g. from the oven), newly built (e.g. house), brand-new
出来たて
dekitate just made, fresh (e.g. from the oven), newly built (e.g. house), brand-new
できたて
dekitate just made, fresh (e.g. from the oven), newly built (e.g. house), brand-new
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