How to say "pleasing" in Japanese

• 喜ばしいよろこばしいCommon
  i-adjectiveAn adjective for things that give joy: pleasing news, a pleasing result, a pleasing sight. This is the word you want when 'pleasing' means delightful or joyous.
  この喜よろこばしい日ひをお祝いわいし、幸しあわせと喜よろこびがあなたにきますように。↗

  May happiness and joy come to you as you celebrate this joyous day.
• 取り込みとりこみCommon
  nounA noun for winning people over, such as attracting or capturing customers. It does not describe things as pleasing; for 'a pleasing sight' it is seldom the word you want.

Use 「喜ばしい」 when 'pleasing' describes something that brings joy, such as news, results, or sights; 「取り込み」 is a noun for the act of winning people over, as in attracting customers, not for describing things as pleasing.

Usage comparisons are AI-assisted and cross-checked by multiple models; for study reference only

• 喜ばしいよろこばしいjoyful (news, event, etc.)
• 満足のいくまんぞくのいくsatisfying
• スイートsweet (e.g. melody)
• 取り込みとりこみcapturing (e.g. customers)