“Opening up” in Japanese
Short answer
Opening up in Japanese is “開襟” (kaikin). Full meaning: unbuttoning a collar; opening up (one's heart).
Other ways to say “Opening up” in Japanese
開放
kaihou opening (a door, window, etc.), leaving open; opening up (e.g. to the public), allowing (public) access
開拓
kaitaku reclamation (e.g. of wasteland), cultivation, development; pioneering, opening up (e.g. of a new market), breaking new ground, trailblazing
開衿
kaikin unbuttoning a collar; opening up (one's heart)
かいたく
kaitaku reclamation (e.g. of wasteland), cultivation, development; pioneering, opening up (e.g. of a new market), breaking new ground, trailblazing
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