An article I translated was published in the Japan Times today. It was a rather large feature in the print edition, and you can also see it online on the front page of the Japan Times website under "Sunday Features":
http://www.japantimes.co.jp/
Or, it is directly linked here:
http://search.japantimes.co.jp/cgi-bin/fl20060409x1.html
It's about a Japanese woman who lived with the Bedouin, a tribe of nomadic Arabs, in Syria. Though I translated most all of it from the Japanese, I'd like to say a few things up front:
1) The article is a translation, not something I wrote, so I had to be faithful to the original, with reservations
2) I did not translate the captions, and they are a little strange
3) Some extra sentences were added in later by the editor not in the original translation, and they do not mesh well with what I wrote
This aside, it was a fun thing to do, it's exciting to have something published I did - even if I'm not given direct credit on the page - and the start of more freelancing work for me.
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3 comments:
dude! you should name who introduced the job to you! :P
Haha...I got this job through my connections in the Japanese modeling industry, ie: Maiko
YAAAAY!!! congrats on ur new (side) job!
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