English–Japanese
“remarkable” in Japanese
How to say “remarkable” in Japanese
“Remarkable” in Japanese is 著しい (ichijirushii).
It shows that a quality, change, or result is far more noticeable or substantial than usual.
Example sentences with 著しい
この地域では、観光客の増加が著しいです。ko no chi iki de wa kan kō kyaku no zō ka ga ichijiru shi i de su
The increase in tourists in this area is remarkable.
Tips for using 著しい
- 著しい (ichijirushii) is common in formal descriptions of trends, where it can indicate a striking rise, fall, improvement, or decline without itself expressing praise.
Other Japanese words for “remarkable”
彼は目覚ましい成果を上げています。kare wa me za ma shi i sei ka o a ge te i ma su
He is achieving remarkable results.