Hey everyone. I just started a community where you can request pro/amateur translators for translations. Anyone can make requests, and anyone can translate!

I was a very active member of /r/translators on Reddit until the platform banned me (not the sub, they were great).

I'm a Japanese-English translator by profession and would love to help you guys out with quick translations. There used to be a lot of requests on Reddit for tattoo ideas.

I haven't added a rule for keeping requests reasonable (i.e. don't expect us to translate a whole book), and not to charge money for translations but don't know how to word it right. I guess I should also decide if NSFW requests would be ok or not. So if anyone could help me there as well, that would be super!

どうぞよろしくお願いいたします！

I cut out the shapes on rubber pads, stamped em on paper in black ink. Used GIMP to adjust the colours, resize, rotate, place the elements. I drew the branches into the paper with a black calligraphy pen and changed the colours.

The text was written using GIMP, I didn't write that. The message is: 謹賀新年2026 昨年は大変お世話になりました 本年もよろしくお願いいたします which roughly translates to Happy New Year. Thanks for s great year last year, I'm looking forward to/wishing you a happy new year.

The two lion things are guardian lions statues prominent on Okinawa, where I live. The horse is there because it is the year of the horse!

Happy new year everyone!

I've noticed that a lot of video descriptions are about some Japanese piezoelectric tech written in English, Japanese, and Chinese. The weird thing is it's not even new tech. Can someone let me in on the joke or whatever it is?

Edit: I should clarify, the video and the description have nothing to do with eachother. I'll be watching a kid smoked in the head with a basketball and the description is about the tech mentioned above.