たほう他方tahou
1.
A term used to indicate an alternative perspective or side, often highlighting the existence of contrasting viewpoints or characteristics in a discussion or description.
2.
A word that introduces a different aspect or side of a situation after mentioning an initial point, emphasizing the complexity of an individual or circumstance by acknowledging both strengths and weaknesses.
3.
A descriptive term referring to the other side or direction in a duality, suggesting a need to consider additional viewpoints or facets beyond the one that has been presented or focused on.
Example:
どちらかが他方よりいい、というのではない。