“Apart from” in Japanese
Short answer
Apart from in Japanese is “兎も角” (tomokaku). Full meaning: anyhow, anyway, somehow or other, generally speaking, in any case, be that as it may; apart from ..., setting ... aside.
Other ways to say “Apart from” in Japanese
以外
igai excluding, except (for), apart from, other than, besides, in addition to; outside (a boundary, scope, etc.)
とは別に
tohabetsuni in addition to, apart from
いがい
igai excluding, except (for), apart from, other than, besides, in addition to; outside (a boundary, scope, etc.)
として
toshite as (i.e. in the role of), for (i.e. from the viewpoint of); apart from... (used to change the topic); even (e.g. "not even a single person")
別として
betsutoshite other than, except for, aside from, apart from, save for
とも角
tomokaku anyhow, anyway, somehow or other, generally speaking, in any case, be that as it may; apart from ..., setting ... aside
ともかく
tomokaku anyhow, anyway, somehow or other, generally speaking, in any case, be that as it may; apart from ..., setting ... aside
左も右く
tomokaku anyhow, anyway, somehow or other, generally speaking, in any case, be that as it may; apart from ..., setting ... aside
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