All 47 prefectures
From Hokkaido in the north to Okinawa in the south.
AI dialect translator
Type anything in English or Japanese and hear it in the dialects of Japan's 47 prefectures. Each time you send, people from three random prefectures answer in their own local way of speaking, with a romaji reading.
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Ever wondered how locals would say something? Just type it in.
Anything up to 100 characters, like “Thank you so much!” or “What do you want to do today?” English or Japanese both work.
Three prefectures are picked at random, and people from each one answer in their dialect. You can also choose a prefecture yourself.
Found a fun expression? Copy it, or share it on social media with an image of the result.
Japanese changes a lot from region to region. Comparing the differences is half the fun.
From Hokkaido in the north to Okinawa in the south.
The three prefectures change with every send, so the same phrase keeps meeting new dialects.
Curious about one place in particular? Choose it on the home screen and every translation goes there.
Every dialect phrase comes with a romaji reading, so you can say it out loud even if you can't read Japanese yet.
When you open the app, the person on the home screen greets you with a short line in their dialect.
Send the result to friends or post it on social media, picture included.
Which prefecture answers you is part of the surprise.















































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Results may differ from how locals actually talk. Check with someone from the area for the real thing.
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