Notice regarding JAT organizational changes

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Statement on the Public and Private Sector Initiative to Use AI for High-Volume Translation and Export of Manga

[Press Release]
JAT wishes to express its strong reservations regarding the initiative to use AI for high-volume translation and export of manga. AI is unfit to translate high-context, story-centric writing such as novels, scripts, games, and manga.

Press Release

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2024 OGM Motions and Documents

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2024 JAT Election Results

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[IJET-33] SAVE THE DATE!

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2024 JAT ORDINARY GENERAL MEETING

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JAT 2024 Election: Candidate Announcement

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2024 JAT ANTHOLOGY CALL FOR PAPERS

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2024 JAT Election: Call for Candidates

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2024 JAT Election

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Announcing Spring 2024 J>E eJuku Workshop

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Twentieth Annual JAT Contest: Commentaries from the Judges Part 4

Jim Davis

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Twentieth Annual JAT Contest: Commentaries from the Judges Part 3

Ruth McCreery

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Twentieth Annual JAT Contest: Commentaries from the Judges Part 2

Henry Smith (Continued)

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Twentieth Annual JAT Contest: Commentaries from the Judges Part 1

Commentaries from the Judges

Henry Smith (Part 1 & 2)
Ruth McCreery (Part 3)
Jim Davis (Part 4)

Source text (AIが可能にする「アイディア即プロダクト」の経済) is here

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Twentieth Annual JAT Contest: Translations of Award Winners and Finalists

Finalists:
 E05 Matthew Cooper (Scotland)
 E20 Ken Nemoto (Tokyo)
 E42 Faolan Ayres (Australia)

Runner-up: E51 Faye Duxovni (US)
Winner: E46 Chris Craigo (US)

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Two JAT Members Won 8th JLPP International Translation Competition

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Twentieth Annual JAT Contest Winners

The winners of the Twentieth Annual JAT Contest for New and Aspiring Japanese<>English Translators have been selected.

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Condolences for the Victims of the Noto Peninsula Earthquake

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Twentieth Annual JAT Contest Finalists

Coming soon!

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