Basic Job Title

Japanese Emperor -　天皇 (てんのう)


Japanese Empress -　皇后 (こうごう)


Japanese Crown Prince -　皇太子 (こうたいし）


Japanese Prince/Princess -　親王 (しんのう）


Japanese Prime Minister -　内閣総理大臣 (ないかくそうりだいじん）


King -　国王 (こくおう)・王様 (おうさま)


Queen -　女王 (じょおう)・王后 (おうこう)


Prince -　王子・皇子 (おうじ)


Princess -　王女・皇女 (おうじょ)・妃 (ひ)・妃殿下 (ひでんか)・姫 (ひめ)


President (State) -　大統領(だいとうりょう)


Prime Minister -　首相 (しゅしょう)


President (Co) -　社長 (しゃちょう)


President (Society) -　会長 (かいちょう)


Head of Department -　部長 (ぶちょう)


Office Worker -　会社員 (かいしゃいん)


Shop Manager -　店長 (てんちょう)


Shopkeeper/Shop Attendant -　店員(てんいん)


Doctor -　医者 (いしゃ)


Nurse -　看護士 (かんごし)・看護婦 (かんごふ) 
- 看護婦 is used for female nurse only.


Singer -　歌手 (かしゅ)


Actor -　役者 (やくしゃ)・芸人 (げいにん)・女優 (じょゆう)・男優 (だんゆう) 
- 女優 is used for actress only while 男優 is used for male actor only


Writer -　作家 (さっか)


Manga Writer -　漫画家 (まんがか)


Designer -　デザイナー (でざいなー)


Lifeguard -　監視員 (かんしいん)


Farmer -　農家 (のうか)


Gardener -　庭師 (にわし)・園丁(えんてい)


Maid -　メイド (めいど)


Butler -　執事 (シツジ)


Housewife -　主婦 (しゅふ)


Teacher -　教師 (きょうし)


Student -　学生 (がくせい)


PS : Sensei - 先生(せんせい) are used to address people that is considered skilled in a particular field as a form of respect. For example, doctors and politicians are also addressed as Sensei as a form of respect so don't get confused when a doctor is called Sensei instead!