Case Studies

The Port of Tokyo, the gateway to the sea for the capital city of Tokyo, is one of Japan's largest international trading hubs, equipped with large-scale container docks, and plays an important role not only as a logistics base supporting the socio-economic activities of 40 million people in the Tokyo metropolitan area, but also as a leading port in the world. MySite AI Translation Premium has been introduced for English, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, and Korean.

With the basic philosophy of "bringing smiles to people's faces through hospitality," we operate Smile Hotels and other business hotels, city hotels, and resort hotels throughout Japan, Smile Hotels operates business hotels, city hotels, and resort hotels nationwide under the basic philosophy of "bringing smiles to people's faces through hospitality. The official website of Smile Hotels provides detailed information on each Smile Hotel and accepts reservations. Automatic translation is available in English, Chinese (simplified and traditional), and Korean.

A multilingual website for foreign visitors to Japan by Kotsu Shinbunsha, publisher of "JR Timetable," "Tabi no Techo," "Strolling Guru," and other publications. Based on the operation of "Tre-tabi," a railroad and travel website planned and supported by six JR Group companies, this multilingual website introduces Japanese railroads and tourist attractions. and sightseeing spots in Japan.

Full of information on sightseeing in Iwakuni City, model courses, events, recommended spots, photo galleries, and more.

Izumisano City in Osaka Prefecture, where Kansai International Airport is located, attracts many foreign visitors throughout the year. Izumisano City has one of the largest outlet malls in western Japan, Inunariyama Onsen, the only hot spring resort in Osaka Prefecture, and Sano Town Hall, which is associated with the legend of Choja.

This is a sightseeing information site to tell people all over Japan who do not know Urasoe City as a sightseeing spot about its hidden charms, and to suggest "off-the-beaten-path" spots in between major sightseeing spots in Okinawa.