“Open-hearted” in Japanese
Short answer
Open-hearted in Japanese is “磊落” (rairaku). Full meaning: open-hearted, free and easy, frank, not being bothered by unimportant things.
Other ways to say “Open-hearted” in Japanese
洒落
sharaku free and easy, open-hearted, relaxed, not fussy, frank; joke, pun, jest, witticism, wordplay; smartly dressed, stylish, fashion-conscious, refined
らい落
rairaku open-hearted, free and easy, frank, not being bothered by unimportant things
シャラク
sharaku free and easy, open-hearted, relaxed, not fussy, frank; joke, pun, jest, witticism, wordplay; smartly dressed, stylish, fashion-conscious, refined
らいらく
rairaku open-hearted, free and easy, frank, not being bothered by unimportant things
さっぱり
sappari feeling refreshed, feeling relieved; neat, tidy, clean; frank, open-hearted, plain, simple, light
さつぱり
sappari feeling refreshed, feeling relieved; neat, tidy, clean; frank, open-hearted, plain, simple, light
さッぱり
sappari feeling refreshed, feeling relieved; neat, tidy, clean; frank, open-hearted, plain, simple, light
サッパリ
sappari feeling refreshed, feeling relieved; neat, tidy, clean; frank, open-hearted, plain, simple, light
薩張
sappari feeling refreshed, feeling relieved; neat, tidy, clean; frank, open-hearted, plain, simple, light
薩張り
sappari feeling refreshed, feeling relieved; neat, tidy, clean; frank, open-hearted, plain, simple, light
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