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Bachelor’s degree in Philosophy, Journalism, Media Studies, or Humanities
A Philosophy Journalist in Japan researches, writes, and reports on topics related to philosophy, ethics, culture, and intellectual discourse.
This role combines investigative research, critical thinking, and strong writing skills. In Japan, cultural awareness, academic rigor, and clarity of communication are highly valued.
Philosophy Journalists educate the public, foster intellectual discussion, and contribute to the dissemination of philosophical knowledge in Japan
Standard: 40 hours per week
Typical schedule: 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM (Monday to Friday)
Overtime: May be required for deadlines, interviews, or event coverage
Excellent writing, editing, and research skills
Critical thinking and analytical ability
Knowledge of philosophy and related academic disciplines
Communication and interviewing skills
Attention to detail and accuracy
Time management and ability to meet deadlines
Ability to present complex ideas clearly for a general audience
Cultural sensitivity and understanding
Research and analyze philosophical topics and current events
Write articles, essays, or reports for print or digital media
Conduct interviews with academics, philosophers, and experts
Simplify complex ideas for public understanding
Edit and proofread content before publication
Stay updated on developments in philosophy, ethics, and cultural debates
Collaborate with editors and media teams
Attend conferences, seminars, and lectures related to philosophy
Performance-based bonuses (depending on employer)
Transportation allowance
Health insurance
Paid annual leave and public holidays
Retirement/pension plans
Training and professional development opportunities
Flexible working hours
Opportunities for attending academic conferences and seminars
Job Fee
₨ 4,800
Male, Female
Full Time
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