“In fact” in Japanese
Short answer
In fact in Japanese is “実際は” (jissaiha). Full meaning: in fact, as a matter of fact, actually, in reality, to tell the truth.
Other ways to say “In fact” in Japanese
その実
sonojitsu in fact
実際のところ
jissainotokoro actually, in fact, as a matter of fact
内実
naijitsu the facts, the truth, the true state of affairs; in truth, in fact, in reality, actually
それ処か
soredokoroka on the contrary, far from it, if anything, in fact, instead
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