[KineJapan] Toda Natsuko's story

[Jonathan M. Hall]

Hello All,

I enjoyed reading this /rough/ transcription of a talk in Osaka last month
by famous Japanese subtitler Toda Natsuko about her career in the world of
subtitling. It's a quick read but the glimpse of the early history of
subtitling in Japan is interesting, and, through the modesty of her
self-history, you can hear Toda's powerful determination to break into a
male clique.

https://swet.jp/columns/article/event_report_toda_natsuko_talks_about_her_life/_C38

By the way, the Society of Writers, Editors, and Translators is a great
association. And their very helpful Japan Style Book can be downloaded for
free. Follow this link:

https://japanstylesheet.com/download-jss/

Best regards to all,
Jonathan
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