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“Subsequently” in Japanese

Short answer
追いかける oikakeru おいかける

Subsequently in Japanese is “追いかける” (oikakeru). Full meaning: to chase, to run after, to pursue; subsequently, following that, (and) then.

Other ways to say “Subsequently” in Japanese

続いて tsuzuite subsequently, next; after ..., following ..., in the wake of ... 事前後 jizengo subsequently, additionally 後に nochini later on, subsequently, by and by, after a while 次いで tsuide next, secondly, subsequently 追いかけ oikake to chase, to run after, to pursue; subsequently, following that, (and) then 追いかけろ oikakero to chase, to run after, to pursue; subsequently, following that, (and) then 追いかけん oikaken to chase, to run after, to pursue; subsequently, following that, (and) then 追いかけよ oikakeyo to chase, to run after, to pursue; subsequently, following that, (and) then 追いかけりゃ oikakerya to chase, to run after, to pursue; subsequently, following that, (and) then 追いかけよふ oikakeyou to chase, to run after, to pursue; subsequently, following that, (and) then 追いかけよう oikakeyou to chase, to run after, to pursue; subsequently, following that, (and) then

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