How to become a Japanese translator?

To become a Japanese translator, you need a bachelor's degree and fluency in both Japanese and English. Your fluency must be in both the spoken and written languages. You should take courses that focus on grammar and kanji and spend some time immersed in the language. You must also stay current on the politics, technology, and history of Japan. Other qualifications include the ability to meet deadlines, organization skills, active listening skills, attention to detail, and experience with verbal and written translation.