A lot of people ask us to translate their
words or names into Japanese symbols.
However, we do not provide such service to anyone.
So, we recommend you to use the online Japanese symbol translation
service which are available on the Internet.
But, you may wonder which is the best one to get accurate
Japanese kanji symbols.
Although there are many Japanese symbol
translation service providers online, you can trust only
few sites.
Because some people fake themselves as Japansese translators,
but they are not even Japanese people. |
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So, here is the details of Japanese symbol translators:
| Site |
Detail |
www.Dsfy.com
(Recommended) |
We can trust him, as many people send us the Japanese
symbol tattoo design photos which are translated by Takanori
Tomita.
(You can see his photo)
We have contacted his and he gave us a great advise.
We have also talked with him and we have made sure that
he is a real
Japanese
transaltors.
You
can
also
see many
of the photos of his customers on this website and his
website.
DSFY.com is no.1 website and probably the only one we
can trust |
| StockKanji.com |
On this website, you can only download some of kanji
symbols which are already transalted. So, you cannot
ask them to translate your words or names, but they are
ok to ask. |
| your-name-in-japanese.com |
We cannot trust these guys online. We have contacted
them but their response was very late, and the advise
they have given to us was not good.
We don't think that
they are Japanese translators. |
| japanese-name-translation.com |
They are also trustable website but they don't translate
your words or names. You can serach your name on thier
website, and can download the pre-written Japanese symbols. |
| maikoworks.com |
This website is not really good to get Japanese symbols.
They only provide some pre-written kanji symbols we are
not that they are accurate. |
We hope these information is helpful for you.
Make sure that you AVOID using WRONG Japanese kanji symbols,
and
Also, make sure that you DON't use the FREE Online Machine
Translation.
Always ask a Japanese translators you can trust! |
