raidboss: Add JA translations for DSR Gigaflare #5755
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Add translations for directions, backLeft, backRight, and front
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Co-authored-by: Adrienne Walker <enne@quisquo.us>
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Japanese translations for `directions`, `backLeft`, `backRight`, and `front`. a05b342
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Japanese translations for `directions`, `backLeft`, `backRight`, and `front`. a05b342
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Japanese translations for
directions,backLeft,backRight, andfront.Arrow symbol
→atdirectionscan be=>for consistency, though→is more common in Japanese context.