“Revealing” in Japanese
Short answer
Revealing in Japanese is “ネタばらし” (netabarashi). Full meaning: spoiling (e.g. a plot), revealing (e.g. a trick), giving it away.
Other ways to say “Revealing” in Japanese
口外
kougai revealing (information, a secret, etc.), disclosure, telling, letting out
ネタバラシ
netabarashi spoiling (e.g. a plot), revealing (e.g. a trick), giving it away
ねたばらし
netabarashi spoiling (e.g. a plot), revealing (e.g. a trick), giving it away
開帳
kaichou unveiling (a Buddhist image), public exhibition (of a Buddhist image); revealing (something that is supposed to remain hidden); opening (a gambling house), holding (a gambling party)
他言
tagen telling others, divulging (a secret), revealing, disclosing, letting out
披瀝
hireki expressing one's opinion, speaking one's mind, making known, revealing
開張
kaichou unveiling (a Buddhist image), public exhibition (of a Buddhist image); revealing (something that is supposed to remain hidden); opening (a gambling house), holding (a gambling party)
披露
hiro announcement, presentation, demonstration, displaying, showing, introducing, unveiling, revealing, performing
披歴
hireki expressing one's opinion, speaking one's mind, making known, revealing
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