“Strange tastes” in Japanese
Short answer
Strange tastes in Japanese is “物好き” (monozuki). Full meaning: (idle) curiosity, fancifulness, whimsy, (having) strange tastes.
Other ways to say “Strange tastes” in Japanese
モノ好き
monozuki (idle) curiosity, fancifulness, whimsy, (having) strange tastes
もの好き
monozuki (idle) curiosity, fancifulness, whimsy, (having) strange tastes
ものずき
monozuki (idle) curiosity, fancifulness, whimsy, (having) strange tastes
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