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We are pleased to announce that we are now hosting some glossaries created by translators for translators. You can view these at: https://www.t-nex.jp/dictionaries/index.html Please feel free to use (or link to) these resources. We plan to add to them when possible.

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Nexus Translations will be exhibiting at the Hamamatsu Business Matching Fair on the 17th and 18th of July, in booth A-57. Please come see us if you’re in the area! http://www.hamamatsu-bmf.jp/    

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Drinking parties, or enkai in Japanese are aimed at both promoting communication between companies and facilitating negotiations, and are a feature common to not only Japan, but to other countries throughout Asia. However, bringing together members from different companies for drinking parties as a part of negotiations is much less common in the West. Managers and top-level officials will sometimes meet for golf in order to discuss business, but having managers and other employees get together to socialize over drinks by going to bars, karaoke, or clubs is pretty well unheard of. Japan places great stock in in vino veritas—the idea that people tend to speak more frankly after a…