“Seemingly” in Japanese
Short answer
Seemingly in Japanese is “一見” (ikken). Full meaning: look, glimpse, glance; apparently, seemingly, at first glance, on the face of it; first visit to inn, restaurant, etc. without an introduction.
Other ways to say “Seemingly” in Japanese
心なし
kokoronashi somehow, somewhat, seemingly
心なしか
kokoronashika somehow, somewhat, seemingly
どうやら
douyara possibly, apparently, (seem) likely, seemingly; somehow or other, with difficulty, barely, after a fashion
いちげん
ichigen look, glimpse, glance; apparently, seemingly, at first glance, on the face of it; first visit to inn, restaurant, etc. without an introduction
イチゲン
ichigen look, glimpse, glance; apparently, seemingly, at first glance, on the face of it; first visit to inn, restaurant, etc. without an introduction
いっけん
ikken look, glimpse, glance; apparently, seemingly, at first glance, on the face of it; first visit to inn, restaurant, etc. without an introduction
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