A corporate website called a multilingual blog

📌 In this note, I will summarize my concept for the multilingual corporate website I am currently creating. The base will be a corporate website with a "CEO Blog" section where I will continuously add articles. The articles themselves will be written in Japanese, but I will include a system that allows them to be translated into eight languages using a 3D globe UI. I also envision a business meeting reservation form with an appointment calendar that will be available in eight languages, allowing users to read the site in their respective languages and make appointments and inquiries in those languages as well.

Technically, we are considering two methods. Ultimately, we want to make this system itself our own developed product, so we will proceed while comparing deployment to the cloud (AWS, etc.) and deployment to a rented server.

A. Next.js/Vercel/microCMS/Supabase

B. CoreServer/PHP (Laravel)/MySQL

This initiative offers two benefits in one: it helps with product development at our company and allows me to create my own personalized language learning materials. We live in an age where we can simply give instructions to AI, and it will handle most of the implementation. However, while this is a technical matter, it also highlights how my experience with musical instruments, the vast amount of source code I've read as an engineer, and my foreign language learning are all connected by the same thread.