Hi masahito san,
Sounds like a great idea.
Probably the best way to do it is to look in each of the modules and duplicate the language folders.
For example, in the audio module, its located at:
/modules/jrAudio/lang/en-US.php
The contents of it look like this:
$lang['menu'] = 'audio';
$lang[1] = 'play';
$lang[2] = 'pause';
$lang[3] = 'stop';
$lang[4] = 'mute';
$lang[5] = 'unmute';
$lang[6] = 'max volume';
$lang[7] = 'repeat';
$lang[8] = 'repeat off';
$lang[9] = 'create';
$lang[10] = 'title';
$lang[11] = 'Enter a title for the audio file - this will be shown your profile.';
$lang[12] = 'genre';
$lang[13] = 'If you have already entered genres in other audio files, you may select any previous genre, or enter a new genre in text field';
$lang[14] = 'audio file';
$lang[15] = 'select and upload the audio file.';
$lang[16] = 'cover image';
$lang[17] = 'if you would like to associate an image file with this audio file, upload it here. If you do not select a cover image and there is an embedded image in the MP3 file(s), it will be used.';
$lang[18] = 'An error was encountered creating the audio file - please try again.';
$lang[19] = 'The audio file was successfully created!';
$lang[20] = 'Invalid id - please pass in a valid audio id.';
$lang[21] = 'The audio entry was not found in the datastore - please try again.';
$lang[22] = 'create audio file';
$lang[23] = 'update audio file';
$lang[24] = 'update';
$lang[25] = 'The audio file was successfully updated!';
$lang[26] = 'length';
$lang[27] = 'bitrate';
$lang[28] = 'sample rate';
$lang[29] = 'upload a new audio file';
$lang[30] = 'upload a new audio image';
$lang[31] = 'album';
$lang[32] = 'If this audio file is part of an album, enter the album name here.';
$lang[33] = 'Posted a new Audio File';
$lang[34] = 'Albums';
$lang[35] = 'create album';
$lang[36] = 'album audio files';
$lang[37] = 'Select all the audio files that belong to this album - they will be saved individually so they can be edited.';
$lang[38] = 'select audio files';
$lang[39] = 'select cover image';
$lang[40] = 'This audio file is currently being processed and will appear here when complete.';
$lang[41] = 'Audio';
$lang[42] = 'genres';
$lang[43] = 'Flash Required';
$lang[44] = 'previous';
$lang[45] = 'next';
$lang[46] = 'shuffle';
$lang[47] = 'shuffle off';
$lang[48] = 'Update Required';
$lang[49] = 'To play the media you will need to either update your browser to a recent version or update your';
$lang[50] = 'Flash plugin';
$lang[51] = 'streams';
$lang[52] = 'audio tracks';
$lang[53] = 'no audio files were found';
$lang[54] = 'purchase';
$lang[55] = 'Updated an Audio File';
$lang[56] = 'delete album';
$lang[57] = 'Are you sure you want to delete this album?';
$lang[58] = 'You forgot to select an Audio File to upload';
$lang[59] = 'Created a new Audio Album';
$lang[60] = 'modify album';
$lang[61] = 'invalid album name - please try again';
$lang[62] = 'unable to find any audio files that are part of this album';
$lang[63] = 'Updated an Audio Album';
$lang[64] = 'Download this album';
$lang[65] = 'download';
$lang[66] = 'Upload Audio';
Those are the language strings for english. If you wanted to have a japanese version that shipped with the module, we could include that with any of the modules for japanese users.
if you created a file at ja-JP.php
/modules/jrAudio/lang/ja-JP.php
Those language strings get imported when the module is installed.
To have a FULL japanese version, including the control panel we would need to convert all the modules.
It would be a big task, because after they were translated, they would need to be checked to make sure they still make sense.
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Another issue is support for only japanese speaking customers, how would that be handled?
If you would like to try I would like to help. I can make sure all the language strings are made available for translation.
updated by @michael: 05/06/16 02:38:53AM