“In that case” in Japanese
Short answer
In that case in Japanese is “その場合には” (sonobaainiha). Full meaning: in that case.
Other ways to say “In that case” in Japanese
それはそれで
sorehasorede in that case, (might not be what was expected or hoped for but) if that's the case
すると
suruto (and) then, and, thereupon, whereupon; in that case, then, so
そうすりゃ
sousurya if so, in that case, in that situation
すれば
sureba if so, in that case, in that situation
然らば
shikaraba if so, in that case, then; farewell, goodbye, adieu; if so, in that case, then, and (then)
してみると
shitemiruto then, in that case, considering, if that is the case, if so
然うすれば
sousureba if so, in that case, in that situation
もしそうなら
moshisounara if so, in that case
そういうことなら
souiukotonara that being the case, in that case, if that's how it's going to go
そしたら
soshitara then, and (then), in that case, if so
然うしたら
soushitara then, and (then), in that case, if so
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