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Specialized in Japanese localization of smartphone (Android/iOS) apps, computer applications, web platforms

My name is Kanako, and I am a native Japanese speaker with over 5 years of experience in the translation industry. I have extensive experience as a translator/proofreader and have worked on a wide range of localization projects in many genres, including Gaming, Business, IT, just to name a few. With a strong passion for languages, I always approach each project with a genuine sense of ownership and deliver only the highest quality human translation on time. If you're looking for a dedicated and experienced translator, look no further and contact me today!

Emma is a native Japanese translator who helps clients from all over the world localize their games and websites from English to Japanese to expand their market into the world's 3rd largest games market, Japan. She has a Graduate Diploma in Translation and 7 years' experience. Raised in both Japan and New Zealand, Emma has relocated to Australia where she works in her home office with her PA (French Bulldog, named Finnegan).

Worked for Sinovt and Transaltion company for many years,I have had extensive document,manuals translation and interpreting,Desktop Publisher for various formate,APP &Website&vedio Game localization,movie audio caption, film and TV series translating,transcription and subtitling experience (including multiple fields). All of these facets of my language skills give me a complete, well-rounded, and balanced professional language background.⚫ Game Localization(EN> CH>JP>KR) Online games, Smartphone games, Game Manuals, Web pages, QA ,etc. ⚫ Economic Documents (KR>JP, CH>JP, JP>KR) Contracts, etc. ⚫ General or Legal Documents (KR<>JP, CH<>JP<>KR <>EN) Booklets, Web pages, Materials for tourism, Novels, Entertainments, film or video Subtitles, etc.

1995 – 1999 University of Birmingham, Edgbaston, Birmingham, Central England Bachelor of Health 1999- 2002 The University of Tokyo, Tokyo, Japan Master of Information Technology and Technical

ENGLISH/JAPANESE Translator

Native Japanese freelance translator working as IT professional.

I graduated from the Graduate school of Akita International University recently, where it is the only one Professional Graduate School for teachers teaching English and Japanese languages in Japan. Now I am much convinced with my language competence in Japanese language to be proved in a theoretical way as well as English. Since I gained chemical background as a Certified Chemical Engineer at Kogakuin University, I am capable of working on the technical domains. My study at Sanno University involved relevant subjects such as Marketing, International Trade, IT management, Psychology and so on that should help me to work on the rest of the business field. Even over Cloud environment, it is important to establish reliable business relationship with each other. Therefore, I would like to maintain and expect a better business practices for both customers and linguists in a humble, trust worthy and good faithful manner leading to raise a feeling of appreciation with each other.

I am a freelance translator & editor. I majored in Computer Engineering at my university. After my graduation from university I lived in Australia for 3 years to work as a computer programmer, which helped me to improve my English skills. And then I moved to China and worked as a project manager for 5 years. Over the last 7 years, I have translated many translation tasks on various job sites such as www.freelancer.com that is one of the world’s largest job sites. Korean is my second native language because I was brought up in Korea from 6 to 17. I can translate English<->Japanese, English<->Korean, Korean<->Japanese. I am good at technical translation, especially IT-related translation. I want US$ 0.04~0.07 per word (or US$ 0.024~0.04 per character) and I can translate 2000 words (or 2500 characters) a day. I can also edit Microsoft Word, Power Point, Publisher files and Adobe Illustrator, InDesign, Photoshop, PDF files. The price for DTP is US$ 3.12~5.2 per page and US$ 3.0~5.0 per one image need to be edited. If necessary, I can work on holidays or overtime.

I see the future of the freelance translation business in developing collaboration skills. My work is featured with flexibility without compromise to quality issues. Translator, translation reviewer and interpreter more than 24 years of experience in translation, 7 years of residence in the United States. Specialist in Chemical, Medical, and Pharma, and IT, as well as general translation Patent, agreement, networking and telecom, environment, education, welfare, smart system, subtitle

I was born in Japan in 1995. I graduated with a bachelor's degree in English Literature and Culture from Ryukoku University. I speak Japanese, English and basic Chinese. I’m TOEIC certified with a score of 920/990. After graduating, I had been working as a front desk receptionist in a hotel in Kyoto. I'm currently devoting myself to Japanese translation as a freelance translator with experience in various fields such as Website localization, Marketing, IT, Software, Articles, Tourism, Cosmetics, Media, Manuals, Medical and Games. While translating, I make sure to translate into a target language conveying the meaning of the source text in a natural way, and I can ensure you will get an accurate and quality translation with revisions until you're fully satisfied. I also work as a team with a bilingual Italian/English translator, so feel free to contact me for Italian projects as well :)

From my childhood, I grew up in international city and got keen interest in foreign languages. I started study English earlier and tried to speak with the foreign people who live in neighborhood. So naturally my mother language is Japanese, but second is English. But after graduated from college, I started to work in trading company which exported used cars to the far eastern Russia. Then I began to study Russian. When I had interest in the Russian culture, I traveled to Moscow and decided to live there for study the Russian theater culture. I've been there for 4 years, and graduated Russian theater academy of Moscow. Coming back to Japan, I worked for several companies and started to translate. Nowadays Japanese companies don't offer the long term and straight contract, so that my career had a lot of challenges and experience. Anyway, I got different fields experience for translation and interpretation. Also I have a lot of jobs as freelance translator.