Challenge: There is no benchmark for Japanese to evaluate and analyze NLU ability from different perspectives.
Approach: They build a Japanese NLU benchmark from scratch without translation to measure general NLU ability in Japanese.
Outcome: a Japanese NLU benchmark is built from scratch without translation to measure general NLU ability in Japanese.

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