“One's true worth” in Japanese
Short answer
One's true worth in Japanese is “真骨頂” (shinkotchou). Full meaning: one's true worth, one's true self, what one is really made of.
Other ways to say “One's true worth” in Japanese
真面目
majime one's true character, one's true self, one's true worth; serious, earnest, sober, grave; honest, sincere
マジメ
majime one's true character, one's true self, one's true worth; serious, earnest, sober, grave; honest, sincere
まじめ
majime one's true character, one's true self, one's true worth; serious, earnest, sober, grave; honest, sincere
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