“Benefactor” in Japanese
Short answer
Benefactor in Japanese is “恩人” (onjin). Full meaning: benefactor, patron, person to whom one owes a great deal, person to whom one is (deeply) indebted.
Other ways to say “Benefactor” in Japanese
施主
seshu donor, benefactor, almsgiver; chief mourner; client (of a builder, etc.)
おんじん
onjin benefactor, patron, person to whom one owes a great deal, person to whom one is (deeply) indebted
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