How do you say honey how are today in Japanese?

There isn't a direct translation for "honey" as a term of endearment in Japanese that works in all contexts. The best way to say "Honey, how are you today?" depends on your relationship with the person. Here are a few options:

* For a spouse or very close partner:

* (名前)さん、今日どう？ (Namae-san, kyō dō?) - "(Name), how are you today?" This is simple and natural. Replace "(Name)" with their name. Adding "-san" makes it polite.

* (名前)ちゃん、今日どう？ (Namae-chan, kyō dō?) - Similar to above, but using "-chan" which is a more affectionate suffix. Only use this if it's appropriate for your relationship.

* 今日調子はどう？(Kyō chōshi wa dō?) - "How's your condition today?" This is a bit more indirect and less romantic, but still conveys care.

* For a close friend (but not romantic):

* 今日どう？ (Kyō dō?) - "How are you today?" This is informal and suitable for close friends.

* More formal (if you don't know them well):

* 今日いかがお過ごしですか？ (Kyō ikaga osugoshi desu ka?) - "How are you spending your day today?" This is a very polite and formal way to ask.

In short, there's no single perfect equivalent of "honey." The best approach is to choose the phrase that best suits your relationship with the person. Using their name is always a good idea.