Hebrew to Japanese and Japanese to Hebrew translator specializing in political science in Israel

Working languages:

Hebrew to Japanese
Japanese to Hebrew
Arabic to Japanese

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Hebrew, Arabic, and Japanese translator

Saitama, Japan

Local time: 20:21 JST (GMT+9)

Native in: Japanese

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Translation, Interpreting, Editing/proofreading, Website localization, Voiceover (dubbing), Transcription, Training, Sales

Specializes in:
History	Journalism
Government / Politics	Religion
Tourism & Travel	Social Science, Sociology, Ethics, etc.

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Years of translation experience: 2. Registered at ProZ.com: Mar 2009.

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Japan Association for Middle East Studies, The Japan Society for Jewish Studies

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About me

I specialise in Israeli politics, peace studies, and Middle East studies to study on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. Of course, I can understand Hebrew and Arabic. I now work as a Hebrew to Japanese and Japanese to Hebrew translator at a public institution in Tokyo. I have stayed in Israel to study at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, and I have participated in Israeli peace activities with ordinary Israelis. Needless to say, I have spoken in Hebrew with Hebrew speakers.

Keywords: Hebrew, Japanese, English, Israel, Palestine, Middle East, political science, politics, history, sociology, peace studies, conflict resolution, peacemaking, NGOs, peace education, journalism,

Profile last updated
Oct 18

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