Personal
An expat household submits the bilingual PDF to both Japanese HR and the parent company's reimbursement system.
Explore PersonalThe same toll plaza names, vehicle plates, and amounts shown in both English and Japanese on every row — no translation handoff.
How it starts
Bilingual output mode · ON
Both columns on next report cycle
Illustrative mockup with dummy data. No real customer information or full ETC card numbers are shown.
The problem it solves
A Japan subsidiary closes books in Japanese; the U.S. HQ's audit reads in English. Manual translation slows month-close and introduces errors.
How it works
Enable bilingual mode at the organization level.
Every generated report renders both languages on each row.
Toll plaza names, vehicle plates, and route directions are translated.
PDF and CSV both carry bilingual columns.
Who uses it
An expat household submits the bilingual PDF to both Japanese HR and the parent company's reimbursement system.
Explore PersonalA Japan subsidiary of a U.S. multinational closes books locally and ships the same file to corporate audit.
Explore BusinessA joint base motor-pool program ships one bilingual report to both the Japanese and U.S. oversight chains.
Explore Gov & Public-SectorHow JTR translates
Benefits
EN + JA side-by-side
| Date | English | 日本語 | ¥ |
|---|---|---|---|
| 04/12 | Tokyo IC → Atsugi | 東京IC → 厚木 | ¥1,640 |
| 04/12 | Yokohama → Hiratsuka | 横浜 → 平塚 | ¥920 |
Trust & privacy
Kept
Generated PDF/CSV
Kept
Audit log
Wiped
Live MEISAI rows
Wiped
Temp processing data
JTR doesn't permanently keep live ETC Usage Inquiry Service (MEISAI) data — it's wiped once your report has been delivered.
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