Japanese Conversational Speech

Name: Japanese Conversational Speech
Creator: Terac
Keywords: Audio, Japanese

AudioJapaneseCustom

800+
Hours: 400+
Speakers: 2-channel
Speaker separation: Native
Transcription QA

We typically reply within 24 hours

Stereo, multi-speaker Japanese conversations with the two sides of each call on separate left and right channels, transcribed and emotion-tagged by native reviewers.

Natural, open-domain Japanese conversations recorded between consenting adult speakers, with each side of the call captured on its own channel for clean two-party diarization. Sessions are unscripted, so models hear real turn-taking, overlap, backchannels, and spontaneous speech rather than read prompts. Speakers span major regions and a range of formality levels.

Every session is collected from paid contributors with signed consent, transcribed and checked by native speakers, and screened for personal information before delivery.

Highlights

Stereo capture with left and right speaker separation for clean two-party diarization
Natural, open-domain Japanese dialogue between consenting adults, not read scripts
Verbatim native-speaker transcripts with speaker labels and utterance timestamps
Utterance-level emotion and sentiment annotations available on request
Consent-cleared and PII-reviewed before delivery

Topic and speaker coverage

Balanced across speakers, regions, and everyday topics. Speakers span major regions and a range of formality levels. Coverage extends to specific domains, accents, or demographic targets on request.

Sample conversation topics

Everyday lifeWork and careersTravel and transitTechnology and devicesHealth and wellnessFood and cookingFamily and relationshipsEducation and studyMoney and shoppingLocal news and events

Capture and format

Stereo WAV at 16 kHz or higher (48 kHz available), one speaker per channel, recorded in low-noise environments. Both sides are time-aligned and segmented into utterances, with the full session retained rather than trimmed highlights.

Annotations

Verbatim native-speaker transcripts with speaker IDs and utterance timestamps as standard, plus optional emotion, sentiment, topic, and code-switching labels for Japanese on request.