Jobs at Japan Society

Capture photo and video at Japan Society events, create and edit short-form social content, maintain brand standards, and represent the organization professionally with guests. The intern will publish across major social platforms, work independently on event floors, support cross-platform storytelling, and collaborate with the marketing team during weekday check-ins. Evening and weekend availability is required.

Supports Japan Society’s Performing Arts Program through event preparation, marketing outreach, visa and proposal documentation, front-of-house operations, archive and database maintenance, administrative tasks, proofreading, and optional Japanese translation. The internship runs approximately 18–22 weeks, requires at least two days per week, and includes some evening event hours.

Directs the strategy, curation, production, and delivery of film and multidisciplinary Japanese cultural programming. Oversees festivals, screenings, workshops, partnerships, licensing, talent relations, event operations, budgets, marketing collaboration, fundraising support, and staff leadership. Builds networks across the U.S. and Japan, hosts public programs, and expands Japan Society’s audience and community reach.

Manage Japan Society’s social media presence across major platforms, creating and scheduling content, short-form video, editorial stories, and live event coverage. Engage online communities, monitor cultural conversations, coordinate photo and video production, manage digital assets, and analyze social metrics to guide strategy. The role also supports campaigns, fundraising, audience growth, and collaboration with internal teams and external partners.