Japanese Studies Scholar
Japanese Studies Scholars conduct research, teach about, and write about the language, culture, and history of Japan. Their research covers a wide array of topics, including everything from the origins of the Japanese language to the role of Buddhism in Japanese society to the history of Japanese art. Japanese Studies Scholars are employed at universities, colleges, and other research institutions. In addition to their research and teaching responsibilities, Japanese Studies Scholars may also serve as curators of museum collections, or as consultants for businesses and governments that operate in Japan.