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By itself, the phrase 'first time in Japan' is quite difficult to translate. A rough and literal translation could be日本に初めて (nihon ni hajimete), but this doesn't hold too much meaning. More context is needed for an accurate translation.

Example using 'first time in Japan:日本に来るのは初めてです (nihon ni kuru no wa hajimete desu) - "This is my first time in Japan."

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