“On top of that” in Japanese
Short answer
On top of that in Japanese is “尚且つ” (naokatsu). Full meaning: besides, furthermore, on top of that; and yet, nevertheless, even so.
Other ways to say “On top of that” in Japanese
果ては
hateha in the end, on top of that
その他に
sonohokani else, in addition, on top of that, furthermore, further, besides
さえ
sae even; (if) only, just, as long as; besides, on top of that, what's more
なおかつ
naokatsu besides, furthermore, on top of that; and yet, nevertheless, even so
尚かつ
naokatsu besides, furthermore, on top of that; and yet, nevertheless, even so
かてて加えて
katetekuwaete moreover, besides, in addition, on top of that, to make matters worse
猶且
naokatsu besides, furthermore, on top of that; and yet, nevertheless, even so
尚お且つ
naokatsu besides, furthermore, on top of that; and yet, nevertheless, even so
お負けに
omakeni to make matters worse, besides, what's more, in addition, on top of that
そればかりか
sorebakarika not only that, but also, besides that, in addition to that, on top of that, furthermore
せい
see even; (if) only, just, as long as; besides, on top of that, what's more
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