THE WRITING OF ERIC MARGOLIS
Nagoya-based writer and translator working on Japanese art and literature, climate change, and social issues.
PROFESSIONAL PORTFOLIO
These are just a few of my recent articles on Japanese culture and society. I've written for The New York Times, Vox, Slate, The Japan Times, The New Republic, Foreign Policy, Culture Trip, Metropolis Magazine, the Jewish Forward, and The Times of Israel on topics ranging from travel destinations to complex social issues. I've translated light novels, memoirs, essays, and art gallery text for One Peace Books, Seven Seas, and Sayusha. And I've developed content strategies for NewsRx, an AI journalism company, Voyagin, a Japanese travel platform, Fulford Enterprises, and Futpong, a backyard soccer-tennis game. Feel free to reach out and I can provide you with a more tailored selection of samples.
Shinzo Abe’s Assassination Will Haunt Japan for Years
July, 2022
December, 2021
August, 2021
Japan’s National Planter
July, 2021
In Japan, His Disaster Art Saves Lives
March 2021
The Fukushima Nuclear Disaster Put Japan’s Climate Policy in a Decade-Long Purgatory
November 2020
Brazilian food culture is the fragrant heart of Nagoya
October 2020
The Fall of Terrace House
July, 2020
Japan doesn't want to be another casualty of English
May 2020
March 2020
November 2019
Climate change could turn the Tokyo Olympics into a disaster
The dark side of Japan's anime industry
July, 2019
