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With the rapid advances taking place in IT and the sweeping changes
in the world of communication, there is an ever growing need for the accurate
and timely exchange of information across language and cultural barriers.
As our name implies, BridgeLink's mission is to act as a bridge between the
English speaking world and Japan, the world's second largest economy.
BridgeLink was established in Tokyo by a group of people with career
experience in the international operations of major financial institutions.
While not confined exclusively to these areas, we specialize in legal and
financial translations. BridgeLink has gained the reputation as a company
capable of meeting the precise needs of its clients.
BridgeLink's fundamental objective is the offering of professional quality
translation services in response to client needs. We also strive to become
a reliable business partner by providing value-added services aimed
at enhancing the impact of the client's message. We stand ready to provide
support in a number of areas.
| Company Name | BridgeLink, Inc. |
| Address | Fonte Aoyama 13th Flr 2-22-14 Minami Aoyama Minato-ku Tokyo 107-0062 |
| Established | April 2001 |
| Paid-in Capital | 10 million yen |
| President | Takahiro Sera |
| Directors | Koki Yoshida Katsumasa Miyagawa |
Major Clients
- Law Firms
- Central Controlling Companies
- Banks
- Investment Banks
- Securities Companies
- Insurance Companies
- Real Estate Companies
- Investment Funds
- Investment Information Services Companies
- Stock Exchange
- Proxy Voting Sevices Companies
- Consulting Firms
- Outplacement Sevices Companies
- Think Tanks
- Universities
- Telecommunications Companies
- Software Companies
- Automobile Dealers
- Industrial Machineries Manufacturers
- Household Appliance Manufacturers
- Health Equipment Manufacturers
- Pharmaceutical Companeis
- Chemical Companies
- Government Agencies
- Local Governments
- Publishing Companies
- Advertisement Agencies
- Theatrical Agencies
- Hotel Operators
- Supermarket Chains