Translating and Interpreting in Intercultural Communication: A Study of Public Service Translators and Interpreters in Japan

The language and cultural barriers in the multilingual population have risen Japan resulted importance of public service translators interpreters. Understanding thepublic interpreters’ roles perspectives intercultural communication is interesting important to be investigated explore emotional psychological impact on their work. Despite several research translating, interpreting, or do exist, however work has generally not been much researched. Therefore, it necessary meaningful study perspective role translator interpreters context translation communication.This based longitudinal observation interview with ten Yamaguchi City, Japan. It was found that preferences toward other aspects such as willingness communicate, anxiety, empathy also influence perspective.