“Old-fashioned” in Japanese
Short answer
Old-fashioned in Japanese is “古めかしい” (furumekashii). Full meaning: old-fashioned, ancient-looking, time-worn.
Other ways to say “Old-fashioned” in Japanese
古風
kofuu old-fashioned, archaic, antique, antiquated
カビ臭い
kabikusai smelling of mold, musty, putrid; old-fashioned, stale, hackneyed, worn-out
昔式
mukashishiki old fashioned, in ancient style
昔風
mukashifuu old-fashioned, old-style
大時代
oojidai old-fashioned, antiquated, anachronistic
頭が古い
atamagafurui old-fashioned (in one's way of thinking)
時代遅れ
jidaiokure old-fashioned, behind the times, out-of-date, antiquated
オールドファッション
oorudofuasshon old-fashioned
古臭い
furukusai stale, old fashioned, hackneyed, trite, antiquated, obsolete, musty, outdated
懐古的
kaikoteki nostalgic, old-fashioned
昔気質
mukashikatagi old-fashioned way of thinking, old-fashioned spirit; old-fashioned
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