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Collaborates with sales, marketing, and service teams to ensure consistent product knowledge ... Communicate with the head office in Japan about new products and technologies and prepare a ...

Collaborates with sales, marketing, and service teams to ensure consistent product knowledge ... Communicate with the head office in Japan about new products and technologies and prepare a ...

Collaborates with sales, marketing, and service teams to ensure consistent product knowledge ... Communicate with the head office in Japan about new products and technologies and prepare a ...

Collaborates with sales, marketing, and service teams to ensure consistent product knowledge ... Communicate with the head office in Japan about new products and technologies and prepare a ...

Product Marketing Manager- Chicago, IL Posting Start Date: 4/13/26 Job Location (Short): Chicago ... Headquartered in Tokyo, Japan, Komatsu employs more than 64,000 people worldwide, operating in more ...

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How much do marketing in japan jobs pay per hour?

As of Jun 5, 2026, the average hourly pay for marketing in japan in the United States is $32.69, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $21.63 and $43.27 per hour, depending on experience, location, and employer.

What is marketing in Japan?

Marketing in Japan refers to the strategies and practices used by businesses to promote and sell products or services to Japanese consumers. It involves understanding the unique cultural, social, and economic factors that influence buying behavior in Japan. This includes adapting advertising messages, product packaging, and distribution channels to suit local tastes and preferences. Successful marketing in Japan often requires building strong relationships with customers and partners, as well as leveraging digital platforms popular in the country.

What are some common challenges faced by marketing professionals working in Japan?

Marketing professionals in Japan often encounter unique challenges such as navigating cultural nuances, adapting global campaigns to fit local preferences, and building brand trust in a market that values long-term relationships. Additionally, the emphasis on consensus-driven decision-making can mean longer approval processes and the need for strong cross-functional collaboration. Understanding local consumer behavior, language subtleties, and regulatory requirements is essential to successfully executing marketing strategies in Japan.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive as a Marketing Professional in Japan, and why are they important?

To thrive as a Marketing Professional in Japan, you need a solid understanding of marketing principles, consumer behavior, and Japanese market trends, often supported by a relevant degree or experience. Familiarity with digital marketing tools, analytics platforms, and CRM systems, as well as proficiency in Japanese language, are highly valuable. Strong cross-cultural communication, adaptability, and relationship-building skills help you navigate Japan's unique business culture and customer expectations. These skills are crucial for creating impactful campaigns and building brand presence in a competitive and nuanced market.
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Editorial Manager - PlayStation Store (Japan Focused)

Editorial Manager - PlayStation Store (Japan Focused)

PlayStation Global

San Mateo, CA • On-site

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Editorial Manager - PlayStation Store (Japan Focused)

San Mateo, CA or Tokyo, Japan (Hybrid)

Role Overview:

The Editorial Manager plays a key leadership role in building the PlayStation Store into a true daily destination for players. Sitting directly below the Director, Editorial, this role oversees the execution of global editorial programs and helps shape planning, standards, and workflows across regions.

You will manage core elements of the global editorial engine - from daily and weekly programming to cross-functional coordination, creative briefing, and data-led optimization. You'll help establish editorial best practices, support innovation, and mentor the wider Editorial team as we elevate the Store experience for more than 100 million players worldwide.

This is a highly cross-functional role, partnering with Product, Creative, Marketing, Store Operations, and global regional teams to ensure cohesive, timely, and impactful editorial delivery across the PlayStation ecosystem.

In addition to its global remit, this role owns editorial planning and execution for the Japan Store, translating global strategy into locally resonant experiences while feeding Japan-specific insights back into worldwide initiatives.

What You'll Be DoingLeadership & Ownership
  • Lead day-to-day execution of global editorial programs across PlayStation Store surfaces.

  • Serve as a key editorial leader, supporting the Director, Editorial in driving vision into operational reality.

  • Provide guidance, coaching, and support to Editorial team members and contributors across regions, including close partnership with Japan-based stakeholders.

Editorial Program Delivery
  • Oversee creation, curation, and delivery of daily and weekly editorial content, highlights, and narratives across global Store surfaces.

  • Manage and refine global content calendars, ensuring visibility, alignment, and quality across regions, with particular attention to Japan as a key market.

  • Collaborate with Marketing, Creative, Product, and Store Operations to ensure assets and copy meet PlayStation standards and deadlines across all regions.

Global Coordination
  • Partner with regional leads (including Japan, UK, and USA) to execute coherent global programs, adapt content for local relevance, and surface regional insights that can inform global planning.

  • Act as a key editorial point of contact for Japan, ensuring global plans are effectively translated for the market and that Japan-led perspectives are represented in global discussions.

  • Ensure alignment between global plans and regional publishing priorities, promotions, and seasonal beats.

  • Maintain strong relationships with cross-functional partners across global time zones.

Standards, Process & Quality
  • Help define and roll out editorial guidelines, tone-of-voice frameworks, and quality standards for global Store surfaces.

  • Apply cultural judgment and market awareness when reviewing or shaping content for global and Japanese audiences, while maintaining consistency and brand integrity.

  • Drive continuous improvement across workflows, tooling, and planning rhythms.

  • Ensure editorial content is accurate, engaging, inclusive, and aligned with brand and legal requirements.

Insights, Data & Experimentation
  • Partner with Analytics & Insights teams to evaluate performance of editorial content and programs across global and regional surfaces.

  • Use insights from Japan and other regions to identify opportunities for optimisation, A/B testing, and iterative improvement at a global level.

  • Support development of new editorial surfaces, formats, and storytelling approaches that advance the Store's daily-destination vision.

What We're Looking For
  • 6-10+ years experience in editorial, digital publishing, content strategy, or program management in the video games industry (Japan's gaming industry)

  • Experience managing or mentoring editorial teams or content owners is a strong plus.

  • Strong writing and editorial judgment, with experience shaping narratives, curation, and player-centric content.

  • Proven ability to manage complex content pipelines and deliver consistently at high quality.

  • Experience operating in cross-functional, global environments; confident communicator across teams and time zones.

  • Deep understanding of gaming culture, trends, and the PlayStation audience, with familiarity with Japan as a key market.

  • Analytical mindset and comfort using data to inform decisions and program improvements.

  • Highly collaborative, detail-oriented, and able to thrive in a fast-paced environment.