Effective for reducing translation costs

Implementing “culturalization” in the localization process can sell digital content that matches the overseas market, and at the same time can be expected to reduce localization costs.
Usually, localization starts with translating Japanese into English, but the frequent occurrence of this is unnecessary Japanese translation. Since English always requires clear and short expressions, “culturalization” cuts off unnecessary Japanese that cannot be understood by Westerners in this process.
As a result, a clearer and smaller amount of English can be prepared, so that subsequent translation into other languages can proceed smoothly and at low cost.