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Japanese railway operator saabu is testing a special helped sk for foreigners at one of the company's busiest train stations
Visitors who need help at the sabuu shanjukau station in tokyo
Can go to an information window and ask questions about one hundred thirty
Five thousand people per day pass through the saabbushjujuku station
To get help a person just speaks into a microphone
A system called voice biz listens to their words and displays them on the window in japanese
The railway worker can see the question and reply in japanese
Then voice biz translates the answer into a language
The person who needs help
Could understand the system works with japanese and eleven other languages
Rail stations throughout japan are very busy
This summer more than two million people visited japan in june
The most since before twenty
Twenty coved nineteen
Nineteen strictions bbarred most foreign travellers for a long time
Kevin connee was visiting japan from germany
He tried out the voice biz system recently after getting confused in sabs xindjku station
He said
The translations were spot on which means they were exactly right
He also said
It is nice
To see that there is a human working at the window
So you take your time to explain what you need
And you will know that they will understand what you need
He said
The saabu railway has been testing the voice biz system for three months
After that time
The company will consider using it in additional stations
Aona yagima is a sales and marketing official for a saabboo
Yajma said
Looking at each other adds to the smoothess of communication
Topon is the company that makes voice is it tested the window at conci international airport in near o socca earlier
This year it hopes to sell the windows to businesses and government offices in japan
So they can communicate with travellers and immigrants
The company believes the sinjjku area is a good testing place
The busiest railway station in the world is nearby three point six million people used the japan railway station in sendukuu
Many people use the saabu train
To get to other trains in subways and go to other places in tokyo or the rest of japan as a result
There is a high chance that someone gets lost or needs help french visitors isabaw and mark regold used the help window to find their way from the say boos station to the japan railway station
They had just gotten off in airplane at one
In the morning local time
It's very japan usabell set of the technology