Japanese conversation speech datasets with each speaker on a separate channel.
otoSpeech has two-speaker Japanese conversational speech in three styles: free conversation on a given topic, role-play in set scenarios, and dialogue read from scripts. Every sample below keeps each speaker on their own channel.
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Japanese free conversation on a given topic, with one speaker on each channel.
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Japanese two-speaker role-play in set scenarios, from shop visits to business talks. The speakers use their own words.
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Japanese two-speaker conversation read from scripts, with each speaker on their own channel. Every recording comes with its script and a timed transcript.
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Three styles
Free conversation
Two people talk freely on a given topic, such as favorite seasons, growing tomatoes, or regional ramen. Includes stereo audio and per-speaker transcripts.
Role-play
Two people act out set scenarios in their own words, from a souvenir shop and a hotel booking change to a trade show booth and a manager 1on1.
Scripted
Two people read from scripts, such as a hotel check-in or a cancelled train. Every recording comes with its script and a timed transcript.
FAQ
What is the difference between role-play and scripted data?
In role-play, the speakers get a scenario and use their own words. In scripted data, they read written lines, and each recording comes with its script and a timed transcript.
Can I listen to samples?
Yes. Press play on any row above. The player lists each topic or scenario.
How are these datasets licensed?
Licensing is on request. Tell us how you plan to use the data and we will follow up.
Can you record other Japanese scenarios?
Yes. We record and annotate to specification. Tell us the scenarios and number of speakers you need.
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