Translation guide
Expresses that something is extraordinarily good, amazing, or unbelievably excellent. Often used for food, experiences, or performances.
To say that food or drink tastes unbelievably good, heavenly, or superb.
A common and natural way to describe food or drink as exquisite or superb. Often used in reviews or when complimenting a dish.
This cake is out of this world.
The ramen at that shop is out of this world.
Means 'the best' or 'greatest'. Very versatile and can be used for food, experiences, or anything excellent.
This pizza is out of this world!
Literally 'delicious beyond compare'. A more emphatic and slightly formal way to praise food.
This sushi is out of this world.
Literally 'a feeling like ascending to heaven'. A poetic and dramatic way to describe an overwhelmingly delicious or blissful experience. Used sparingly.
Eating this dessert is out of this world.
To describe an experience, view, performance, or event as breathtaking, incredible, or surreal.
The most common and safe word for 'wonderful' or 'amazing'. Works for almost any positive experience.
The view was out of this world.
Means 'unbelievable' in a positive sense. Conveys that something is so good it's hard to believe.
The magic trick was out of this world.
Literally 'another world'. Used to describe an experience or place that feels surreal or otherworldly.
Literally 'can't believe it's of this world'. A dramatic expression for something unearthly beautiful or amazing.
Casual ways to say something is awesome, incredible, or mind-blowing.
Slang meaning 'amazing' or 'insane' (in a good way). Very common among younger speakers. Can also mean 'dangerous' or 'terrible', so context matters.
Can be ambiguous; use only in clearly positive contexts.
Isn't this song out of this world?
Slang for 'no half-measures', meaning something is incredibly good or intense. Often used for skills or performances.
Slang meaning 'god-like' or 'divine'. Used when someone's performance or a thing is unbelievably good. Popularized in recent years.
That player's performance is out of this world.
The phrase 'out of this world' does not translate directly into Japanese. Using この世界の外 (kono sekai no soto) would be nonsensical. Instead, use the expressions above depending on context.
Her singing voice is out of this world.
That concert was an out-of-this-world experience.
The beauty was out of this world.
彼のギターは半端ない。
His guitar playing is out of this world.