数日 10日ぐらいの英語

ご存じのように、日本国は口座を作った場合、基本的に口座の開設費を取っておりません。　これは主にヨーロッパの国は、最低でも、多分私の知っている限りでは1,000円ぐらいのお金を取っておりまして、そういったこともございまして、日本は1億2,000万人の人口でございますが、12億口座ですね、1人平均10口座ぐらい、実は口座数が非常にほかの国に比べてたくさんございまして、ちなみにイギリスは6,000万人の人口がございますが、これは1.5億口座、韓国が5,000万人人口がありますが、約1.7億口座ということでございます。例文帳に追加

As you know, in Japan, when we open an account, we do not have to pay an account opening fee in principle. In Europe, a fee equivalent to at least around 1,000 yen has to be paid, as far as I know. Japan has a population of 120 million people and the number of accounts in the country is 1.2 billion, meaning that each person has around 10 accounts on average, and this is a very large number compared with other countries. The United Kingdom, for example, has a population of 60 million people and 150 million accounts, and South Korea has a population of 50 million and around 170 million accounts.発音を聞く  - 金融庁

多客時は臨時ダイヤで運転されることがあり、特に毎年10月22日に行われる鞍馬の火祭においては事実上唯一の交通機関となり、ほぼ全ての車両をフル稼働させるぐらいの運転となるが、それでもピーク時には鞍馬線二軒茶屋駅(京都府)以北が単線で線路容量に制約がある関係もあって長蛇の列（乗車までに数時間の待ち時間）となる。例文帳に追加

The line is operated for a special schedule when there are many passengers; it is basically the only transportation, particularly during Kurama Fire Festival held every October 22, when nearly all the cars are employed for operation; but still the passengers have to wait several hours before boarding at peak hour because the Kurama Line, with a limited track capacity, is a single track between Nikenchaya Station (Kyoto Prefecture) and stations to the north of Nikenchaya Station.発音を聞く  - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

仙台は、私も知りませんでしたが、東北6県や新潟からも1日に800本バスが出るそうです。ですから、仙台市は人口100万（人）でございますけれども、他の都市は大体10万（人）ぐらいでして、非常に地方の都市は一極集中といいますか、仙台は、宮城県あるいは東北の一極集中ということも強く実感いたしまして、特に商店街（振興組合）連合会の方がおられましたけれども、仙台の商店街連合会の方は、空いた店というのは非常に少なく、大体数％と言っていました。ところが、特に仙台以外の県南と県北は大体平均18％ぐらい商店街が、ひどいところは25％ぐらい、商店街の4軒に1軒の商店街が空いているというふうな話も出ました。宮城県内でも常に仙台の中心部は活況を呈している商店街がありますが、特に県南と県北の仙台市以外の町の商店街は非常に厳しいという話も聞かせて頂きました。例文帳に追加

I heard that 800 buses come to Sendai each day from the six Tohoku prefectures and Niigata. While Sendai has a population of one million, other cities have roughly 100,000 residents, reflecting the high level of concentration of people typical in regional cities. This trip gave me a strong realization that Sendai is the city of concentration in Miyagi prefecture or the Tohoku region, as is implied by the fact that Shopping Center Promotion Association representatives that I met were saying that there are very few vacant stores in Sendai, generally around a few percent (the percentage of closed stores). In contrast, however, I was told that the percentage of closed stores is roughly 18 percent on average in the prefecture’s southern part, excluding Sendai, and northern part and even as high as 25 percent in particularly suffering areas, which of course amounts to one in every four stores being vacant in shopping streets in those areas. They also said that, in Miyagi prefecture, Sendai has vibrant shopping streets but those in towns other than Sendai in the southern and northern parts (of the prefecture) are in a very grim state.発音を聞く  - 金融庁

これは、確か預入金額も、足利銀行の場合は4兆円、この振興銀行の場合は4,000億円でございまして10分の1でございますから、そういった意味でも、今般、日本振興銀行が経営破綻した原因は、今さっき申し上げましたように、（日本振興銀行の）全預金額が4,000億円ちょっと、預金件数は2万9,000件ぐらいだったと思いますが、そのうち80％強、3,500億円程度を120社のネットワーク企業と申しますか、そういった方に非常に不自然に集中していたことや、近年貸金業者からの債権買取りもあったということは、皆様方、よくご存じだと思いますし、それからまた、SFCG、旧商工ファンドでございますけれども、そういったところからも債権を買い取っておられたというとこでございました。例文帳に追加

In this case involving the Ashikaga Bank, the scheme for special crisis management was implemented, also under the Deposit Insurance Act, and all deposits were protected in full as a result. The total amount of deposits was, if my memory is correct, 4 trillion yen in the case of the Ashikaga Bank, while it is 400 billion yen – one tenth, that is – in the case before us of the Incubator Bank. In that sense, what caused the failure of the Incubator Bank of Japan is the very skewed makeup of the borrowers of the bank, as I have just mentioned. While the total deposits (of the Incubator Bank of Japan) amount to a little more than 400 billion yen and consist of approximately 29,000 accounts, over 80 percent of them, or approximately 350 billion yen, were concentrated with 120 companies belonging to its network of relationships, as it were. Its purchases of loan claims from money lending businesses in recent years were also among the causes, as you must know well. Additionally, the Bank allegedly purchased claims from businesses like SFCG, which was formerly known as Shoko Fund.発音を聞く  - 金融庁

私は、論理的に矛盾はしていないというふうに思っています。やはり、このペイオフというのは、たしか1971年ぐらいにこの制度ができたのだと思いますが、ペイオフはあのとき、たくさんの銀行がつぶれましたし、私自身も1997年から98年まで第二次橋本内閣の閣僚でございましたが、あのときも北海道拓殖銀行が倒産しまして、それから山一証券が破綻しまして、まさにあの時期、数十の金融機関が日本国で破綻したわけでございますからね。そのとき、ご存じのように、当時非常に預金者の不安があり、たくさんの金融機関が破綻いたしましたので、ペイオフは1996年から2002年３月まで、法律上は（記載が）あっても、ペイオフを実施はしないということを、政府として決定されたわけでございますが、今は金融状態もご存じのように、足利銀行以来、ある程度落ち着いておりますし、世界的にはリーマン・ショックというのがございましたが、日本は金融の全体的な情勢が落ち着いておるということは皆さんもご存知だと思いますので、やはり私は、預金する方もきちっと自己責任においてどういう銀行かというのを選ぶ必要があると。そして同時に、私は特に経営者の方にも強調したい。ペイオフになったら（預金者の方に対して）大変申しわけないわけですよ。1,000万円プラス利子以上の方が、この預金保険法によって概算払いができて、後から幾らかは減りますから、そういったことで非常に預金者の方にご迷惑をかけるわけですから、そういった意味でも、私は日本の金融機関のすべての経営者、経営に携わっている人に改めて、金融業はそれほど重たいものであるという経営責任をきちっと分かっていただきたい。例文帳に追加

I do not think there are any inconsistencies in the logic. If my memory serves me correctly, the “pay-off” scheme was established around 1971—back then, many banks went bankrupt. In my personal experience, while I served as Minister in the Second Hashimoto Cabinet from 1997 to 1998, Hokkaido Takushoku Bank went bankrupt, Yamaichi Securities collapsed, and dozens of financial institutions failed in Japan at the time. As depositors were extremely anxious back then due to the collapse of many financial institutions, the government decided not to implement the “pay-off” scheme between 1996 and March 2002 despite the existence of legal provisions. Today, financial conditions have somewhat settled since the collapse of Ashikaga Bank, and Japan’s financial climate is calm on the whole, notwithstanding the Lehman Brothers shockwave on a global scale. At the end of the day, I believe depositors need to choose banks based on the principle of self-responsibility. At the same time, there is one thing I would like to emphasize especially to top management executives—the borrowers. They should feel very sorry to depositors if the “pay-off” scheme is implemented. Individuals with 10 million yen in deposits plus interest who are entitled to receive provisional payback under the Deposit Insurance Act will ultimately have the amount reduced to a certain extent, thereby causing substantial trouble to depositors. In that sense, all top management executives and others involved in the management of Japanese financial institutions should re-acknowledge the gravity of their management responsibility for financial business.発音を聞く  - 金融庁