“Tidy” in Japanese
Short answer
Tidy in Japanese is “清楚” (seiso). Full meaning: neat and clean, tidy, trim.
Other ways to say “Tidy” in Japanese
清麗
seirei clean, tidy, pure, untarnished; Seirei (one of the eight major professional female titles)
こざっぱり
kozappari neat (neatly), tidy, trim
さっぱり
sappari feeling refreshed, feeling relieved; neat, tidy, clean; frank, open-hearted, plain, simple, light
身奇麗
migirei neat (personal appearance), tidy
セイソ
seiso neat and clean, tidy, trim
せいそ
seiso neat and clean, tidy, trim
小さっぱりした
kosapparishita neat, tidy, trim
小奇麗
kogirei neat, trim, tidy, pretty
清爽
seisou refreshing; neat, tidy, trim
清そ
seiso neat and clean, tidy, trim
清灑
seirei clean, tidy, pure, untarnished; Seirei (one of the eight major professional female titles)
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