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I read Japanese.
It says the same things as the English plate, word for word, in fact, a fair share of the words on the plate are English words rendered phonetically in Japanese.
I've cropped three sections.
The first one says: "トランスミション及びトランスファーの使い方"
Literally, this is pronounced: "to-ra-n-su-mi-sho-n oyobi to-ra-n-su-fa-- no tsukai-kata"
"to-ra-n-su-mi-sho-n" is TRANSMISSION" phonetically in Japanese.
"oyobi" means "AND"
"to-ra-n-su-fa--" is "TRANSFER" phonetically in Japanese.
"no tsukai-kata" means "how to use"
Put is all together and you get: "How to use the Transmission and Transfer Case"
The next one I cropped simply labels the two components:
トランスミション = transmission
トランスファー = transfer
The third one i attached, which starts with number 1:
普通走行の場合は、= "In normal running operation,"
"レバーをHの位置で使用して下さい" =" please place the lever ("レバー") in the 'H' position."
There's really no difference in what is said on this plate from English to Japanese, so I'll hold off translating the rest.
It says the same things as the English plate, word for word, in fact, a fair share of the words on the plate are English words rendered phonetically in Japanese.
I've cropped three sections.
The first one says: "トランスミション及びトランスファーの使い方"
Literally, this is pronounced: "to-ra-n-su-mi-sho-n oyobi to-ra-n-su-fa-- no tsukai-kata"
"to-ra-n-su-mi-sho-n" is TRANSMISSION" phonetically in Japanese.
"oyobi" means "AND"
"to-ra-n-su-fa--" is "TRANSFER" phonetically in Japanese.
"no tsukai-kata" means "how to use"
Put is all together and you get: "How to use the Transmission and Transfer Case"
The next one I cropped simply labels the two components:
トランスミション = transmission
トランスファー = transfer
The third one i attached, which starts with number 1:
普通走行の場合は、= "In normal running operation,"
"レバーをHの位置で使用して下さい" =" please place the lever ("レバー") in the 'H' position."
There's really no difference in what is said on this plate from English to Japanese, so I'll hold off translating the rest.