To facilitate communication between Japan and the world through language translation and interpreting services, and for our employees to be able to use these services to make societal contributions and develop on an individual level.

Crossing borders to support you
Here at Franchir Co., Ltd, we dispatch interpreters globally and can meet all of your translation and interpretation needs. We facilitate an environment from a language perspective allowing you to concentrate on your work with confidence not only in Japan but all over the globe including Africa, Central and Southeast Asia, Latin America and Europe at the lowest possible cost. Up until now, we have strived to provide interpreting dispatch services overseas, from one-day assignments onwards, to cater to our clients needs, but in order to further respond to enquires in new countries and regions and meet the requirements of clients everywhere in a swift manner, we are continuing to increase our number of registered overseas interpreters and expand our international network. We also do our best to find out exactly what the client needs from language level and field of specialization to their budget so we can match the most appropriate staff to each job. We also do our best to find out exactly what the client needs from language level and field of specialization to their budget so we can match the most appropriate staff to each job. We also do our best to find out exactly what the client needs from language level and field of specialization to their budget so we can match the most appropriate staff to each job. We also do our best to find out exactly what the client needs from language level and field of specialization to their budget so we can match the most appropriate staff to each job. At a stage where the company was barely off the ground, this was a great experience that made me think about what it means to work. Companies must not only seek to make a profit but must consider the ways in which they can use this profit to give back to society. Companies must not only seek to make a profit but must consider the ways in which they can use this profit to give back to society.
April 2013 Representative Director ITO Hisae