Hiroshima city gov't to make peace memorial museum website multilingual September 5 スーパーブランドコピー  2022 (Mainichi Japan) Japanese version This screenshot shows the Hiroshima Peace Memorial Museum's website in English. HIROSHIMA -- The Hiroshima Municipal Government will launch efforts to make the Hiroshima Peace Memorial Museum's official website ブランドコピー激安  which is currently in Japanese and English, multilingual. The municipal government announced it will add French ブランドコピー通販  German and Italian to the list of languages used on the site in preparation for the May 2023 summit meeting of the Group of Seven (G-7) nations to be held in Hiroshima. The city aims to add the three new languages by the end of fiscal 2022, Hiroshima Mayor Kazumi Matsui explained at a Sept. 2 press conference. The website was established in 1998, and has been operated in Japanese and English since then. The municipal government has already allocated approximately 2.4 million yen (about $17,000) to the fiscal 2022 initial general account budget for the project to add French to the website, with the aim of distributing information to a wider audience. Initially, it planned to add German, Italian, Chinese and Spanish to the website, one language each year from fiscal 2023 onward. However, in response to the decision to host the summit in Hiroshima 時計スーパーコピー  it decided to move up the schedule to add German and Italian 偽物時計  which are also two of the main languages spoken by G-7 countries. The city will only translate pages that are frequented by foreign audiences, such as the overview and history of the museum. Matsui said, "Since the establishment of the website, it has been expanded as an important tool to convey the reality of the atomic bombing, and we would like to take this opportunity to further enhance it." The municipal government will submit a related general account supplementary budget bill of about 4.8 million yen (roughly $34,000) to the September regular meeting of the city council. (Japanese original by Kiyomasa Nakamura, Hiroshima Bureau) Font Size SML Print Go to The Mainichi Home Page Related Articles Nuclear anxiety growing in countries to attend Hiroshima peace ceremony: Mainichi poll