“Right after” in Japanese
Short answer
Right after in Japanese is “側から” (sobakara). Full meaning: as soon as, right after.
Other ways to say “Right after” in Japanese
途端に
totanni just as, right after, in the act of, as soon as, at that moment
なり
nari or something, for instance ... (though there are other suitable options); ... or ...; as soon as, right after
ならふ
naroo or something, for instance ... (though there are other suitable options); ... or ...; as soon as, right after
最後
saigo end, conclusion; last, final, latest, most recent; no sooner than, once, right after (often having negative consequences)
端から
hanakara from the start, from the beginning, from the outset; every last one, one and all, from A to Z; as soon as, right after, no sooner (than)
さいご
saigo end, conclusion; last, final, latest, most recent; no sooner than, once, right after (often having negative consequences)
ナリ
nari or something, for instance ... (though there are other suitable options); ... or ...; as soon as, right after
さい後
saigo end, conclusion; last, final, latest, most recent; no sooner than, once, right after (often having negative consequences)
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