“Wake-up sweet” in Japanese
Short answer
Wake-up sweet in Japanese is “お目覚” (omeza). Full meaning: early-morning treat (traditionally given to children in some parts of Japan), wake-up sweet.
Other ways to say “Wake-up sweet” in Japanese
目覚まし
mezamashi waking up, keeping oneself awake; early-morning treat (traditionally given to children in some parts of Japan), wake-up sweet
目覚
mezamashi waking up, keeping oneself awake; early-morning treat (traditionally given to children in some parts of Japan), wake-up sweet
眼覚
mezamashi waking up, keeping oneself awake; early-morning treat (traditionally given to children in some parts of Japan), wake-up sweet
目覚し
mezamashi waking up, keeping oneself awake; early-morning treat (traditionally given to children in some parts of Japan), wake-up sweet
目ざまし
mezamashi waking up, keeping oneself awake; early-morning treat (traditionally given to children in some parts of Japan), wake-up sweet
めざまし
mezamashi waking up, keeping oneself awake; early-morning treat (traditionally given to children in some parts of Japan), wake-up sweet
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