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Do you accept unsolicited article submissions?
Yes. We welcome pitches from both new and established writers. Send a brief proposal and one writing sample, and our editors will review it carefully before responding with feedback or next steps.
Can I republish or translate a Naraijyuku article?
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How do I report a factual error in an article?
Email our corrections desk with the article URL and a citation supporting the change. Our editorial team verifies all corrections, updates the piece transparently, and notes the revision date.
Are contributions to Naraijyuku compensated?
We offer honoraria for published articles along with editorial support, distribution, and byline promotion. Compensation details are shared during the acceptance conversation before writing begins.
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