“In addition to” in Japanese
Short answer
In addition to in Japanese is “とは別に” (tohabetsuni). Full meaning: in addition to, apart from.
Other ways to say “In addition to” in Japanese
傍ら
katawara side, edge, beside, besides, nearby; while (doing), in addition to, at the same time
兼
ken cum (e.g. bedroom-cum-study), and (concurrently; e.g. chauffeur and secretary), in addition to, at the same time
唯さえ
tadasae even at the best of times, already, (even) under normal circumstances, in addition to, as it is
唯でさえ
tadadesae even at the best of times, already, (even) under normal circumstances, in addition to, as it is
以外
igai excluding, except (for), apart from, other than, besides, in addition to; outside (a boundary, scope, etc.)
いがい
igai excluding, except (for), apart from, other than, besides, in addition to; outside (a boundary, scope, etc.)
傍
katawara side, edge, beside, besides, nearby; while (doing), in addition to, at the same time
側ら
katawara side, edge, beside, besides, nearby; while (doing), in addition to, at the same time
かたわら
katawara side, edge, beside, besides, nearby; while (doing), in addition to, at the same time
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