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This is a translation of the original Japanese Notice of the 153rd Annual General Shareholders Meeting prepared for the convenience of nonJapanese speakers. Should there be any discrepancy between

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1. Identify the key areas where non-Japanese speakers may need assistance, such as transportation, shopping, and dining.
2. Provide clear instructions and signage in multiple languages to help non-Japanese speakers navigate these areas easily.
3. Train staff members to be proficient in basic English or other common languages to communicate effectively with non-Japanese speakers.
4. Offer translation services or provide written materials in multiple languages for important information, such as schedules, maps, and menus.
5. Establish a helpdesk or customer service center with multilingual staff to assist non-Japanese speakers with any queries or issues they may face.
6. Create a user-friendly smartphone application or website that offers real-time translations, maps, and guides for non-Japanese speakers.
7. Collaborate with local tour guides or travel agencies that specialize in catering to non-Japanese speakers, providing them with accurate information and assistance.
8. Continuously gather feedback from non-Japanese speakers to identify areas of improvement and implement necessary changes to enhance their convenience.

Who needs convenience of non-japanese speakers?

1. Tourists visiting Japan who do not speak or understand Japanese.
2. Expatriates living in Japan who may not be fluent in Japanese.
3. International students studying in Japan who require assistance in their daily lives.
4. Business travelers from other countries who need support in navigating Japanese business culture and practices.
5. Foreign residents in Japan who may encounter language barriers while dealing with government agencies or services.
6. Conference attendees or event participants who need language assistance during their stay in Japan.
7. Individuals with limited language proficiency visiting or residing in Japan due to personal or work-related reasons.
8. Groups or organizations organizing events or activities in Japan that aim to include participants from different linguistic backgrounds.

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What is convenience of non-japanese speakers?

Non-Japanese speakers use convenience services for assistance in daily life tasks and communication in Japan.

Who is required to file convenience of non-japanese speakers?

Non-Japanese speakers living in Japan or visiting for an extended period may be required to file convenience services.

How to fill out convenience of non-japanese speakers?

Convenience services can be filled out online or in person at designated centers or offices with the necessary information and documentation.

What is the purpose of convenience of non-japanese speakers?

The purpose of convenience services is to provide support and assistance to non-Japanese speakers in navigating life in Japan.

What information must be reported on convenience of non-japanese speakers?

Information such as personal details, address in Japan, contact information, and specific needs or requests may need to be reported on convenience services.