“Realistic” in Japanese
Short answer
Realistic in Japanese is “迫真” (hakushin). Full meaning: realistic, true to life.
Other ways to say “Realistic” in Japanese
現実的
genjitsuteki realistic, pragmatic
現実性
genjitsusei realistic, practical, feasible
写実的
shajitsuteki realistic, graphic, true to life
リアリスティック
riarisutikku realistic
リアル
riaru real, realistic, true to life; serious, non-joking, earnest; real world (cf. online games or social networking services)
地に足の着いた
chiniashinotsuita realistic, practical, grounded
実際的
jissaiteki practical, realistic, pragmatic
迫眞
hakushin realistic, true to life
即物的
sokubutsuteki practical, matter-of-fact, realistic, utilitarian, pragmatic
等身大
toushindai life-size, life-sized; true-to-life, faithful (depiction), realistic
それっぽい
soreppoi (something) like that, that sort of, resembling; seemingly authentic, genuine-looking, realistic, convincing
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