“Restlessly” in Japanese
Short answer
キョロキョロ
kyorokyoro
Restlessly in Japanese is “キョロキョロ” (kyorokyoro). Full meaning: (looking around) restlessly, (looking) all around, goggling.
Other ways to say “Restlessly” in Japanese
うろうろ
urouro restlessly, aimlessly, without purpose; to loiter, to drift, to hang about doing nothing, to wander aimlessly, to be restless; to be restless, to fuss, to be in a fidget
こせこせ
kosekose restlessly, fussily, anxiously, making a fuss over trifles; to be cramped, to be claustrophobic
そわそわ
sowasowa restlessly, nervously, uneasily, in a fidget
せかせか
sekaseka restlessly, hurriedly, agitatedly, fidgeting
ちゃかちゃか
chakachaka restlessly, restively, agitated, fidgety
ちょこまか
chokomaka restlessly, in continuous motion
もぞもぞ
mozomozo creeping (of an insect, etc.), crawling; restlessly, fidgeting; hesitantly, slowly, sluggishly
きよろきよろ
kyorokyoro (looking around) restlessly, (looking) all around, goggling
きょろきょろ
kyorokyoro (looking around) restlessly, (looking) all around, goggling
ぎょろぎょろ
gyorogyoro (looking around) restlessly, (looking) all around, goggling
ギョロギョロ
gyorogyoro (looking around) restlessly, (looking) all around, goggling
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