“To leave a clean aftertaste” in Japanese
Short answer
To leave a clean aftertaste in Japanese is “切れ上がる” (kireagaru). Full meaning: to turn upwards; to leave a clean aftertaste.
Other ways to say “To leave a clean aftertaste” in Japanese
切れ上る
kireagaru to turn upwards; to leave a clean aftertaste
きれあがる
kireagaru to turn upwards; to leave a clean aftertaste
切れ上ッ
kireaga to turn upwards; to leave a clean aftertaste
切れ上っ
kireaga to turn upwards; to leave a clean aftertaste
切れ上がッ
kireaga to turn upwards; to leave a clean aftertaste
きれあがッ
kireaga to turn upwards; to leave a clean aftertaste
切れ上がっ
kireaga to turn upwards; to leave a clean aftertaste
きれあがっ
kireaga to turn upwards; to leave a clean aftertaste
切れ上ろ
kireagaro to turn upwards; to leave a clean aftertaste
切れ上り
kireagari to turn upwards; to leave a clean aftertaste
切れ上ら
kireagara to turn upwards; to leave a clean aftertaste
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