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I have worked as a translator for 3 years with several companies. My expertise are the following. IT/Marketing/Gaming/Social Media/Art/General/Music/Ad/Software

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).

Hello, My name is Kong Yu. I am a certified and sworn bilingual Japanese/Chinese translator and proofreader. Best regards, Kong Yu

I'm a fresh translator who have 2 year experience in working for a software company in Kyoto. I have 820 on TOEIC, Pre-1st grade on EIKEN Test in Practical English Proficiency, and Advanced Level of English Technical Writing Test. Although I basically accept your request in translation, what I'd like you to is not ask for me an urgent translation (the deadline is within 1~2 days ). I can handle more than 1000 to 1500 words per day. (working time : AM 10:00 ~ PM 17:00) I've used some translation software, Memsource, Smartcat, and Trados 2021, moreover, I've used WordPress so I have knowledge of HTML. I mainly use Skype, Chatwork, and Whatsapp for communication. Finally, I'm always trying to provide the best quality translation to you.

- En-JP Translator/Localization specialist for GAMES residing in Yokohama, Japan. - Platforms: PS4, Nintendo Switch, Nintendo 3DS, Steam, Epic Games, Android, PSVR, Oculus Quest 2 - Working Experience: 7 years in an internet company and 10+ years in a trading company in Tokyo before started to work as a freelance translator.

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

33 years of experience worked in Export, IT, CSR and Risk Management sections of electric appliances manufacturing company

Freelance Translator (www.takahashi-translation.com) September 2010 – Present ・ IT (Software, Hardware, Security, DB, etc.) ・ Biology (Reagent Catalog, Analytical appliance, scientific article. Medical, etc.) ・ Machinery(Automobile, bicycle, Medical devices, etc.) ・ Subtitle-voice data（Games、Webinar, etc） ・ Books (European History, Christianity, Cipher, Linguistic, etc.) ・ Misc (Tourism, Contract, Patent, etc)

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 :)

Being a native Japanese speaker with English proficiency, I'm constantly looking for interesting opportunities to join as part of international projects that I would rarely be able to find otherwise. All of my work will be conducted based on thorough research in a timely and professional manner. I always double-check translations before delivering to bring the best possible outcomes for every project I'm involved in.

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.

I have been a full-time translator since 2008 working in a wide range of fields such as software, IT, medical, marketing and business.