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Category Archives: blogs
Blog Review: Surviving in Japan (Without Much Japanese)
Anyone who has been to Japan before mastering the language has had to learn the very valuable art of surviving in Japan without much Japanese. Whether it’s an important word like “トイレ” (toilet) or simple self-introduction, a little bit can … Continue reading
Posted in blogs, culture, living abroad, useful links
Tagged blog review, daily life, Japan, Japanese, living abroad, Surviving in Japan (Without Much Japanese), travel
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Fresh Ink: Ten Takes on Chinese Tradition (via 茶有の者 – A Man with Tea)
For the Asian Studies and art historians/artists who read this blog, this is an excellent article on a current exhibit on Chinese art at the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston. A Man with Tea is a excellent Asian art/media … Continue reading
Blog Review: Observing Japan
We live in an increasingly globalized society in which it is becoming more and more important to familiarize ourselves with other cultures and political environments. Many of us have our hands full keeping up-to-date with our own government’s policies but … Continue reading
Posted in blogs, culture, living abroad, study tools, useful links
Tagged asia, blog review, government, international relations, Japan, politics
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Blog Review: Ishikawa JET blog
Being able to share information on working and living in Japan is one of the big perks of having the ability to blog. And when you surf the net, you’ll find a lot of sites are aimed at members of … Continue reading
Posted in blogs, culture, JET, living abroad, useful links
Tagged blog review, Ishikawa, Ishikawa JET blog, Japan, JET, JET programme
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Blog Review: Sake & Japanese Food Navigator
Japan is well-known for its food, whether it be now-ubiquitous sushi, cute and quirky bento, or the “It’s fried and looks delicious!… wait, it’s WHAT?!” that travelers experience more often than they’d like. However, for those of you looking to … Continue reading
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Tagged alcohol, blog review, food, food culture, Japan, Japanese food, sake
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Blog Review: JETs with J.D.s
Using Japanese with a very specific field in mind can be a challenge. Unless you’re pursuing translation or English-teaching positions (the standard answer for most who step out with a Japanese B.A.), it’s likely that you’ll have a difficult time … Continue reading
Blog links
In order to bring you more Japan-related information from a variety of perspectives, we are currently sifting through the many blogs out there geared towards people involved in the Japan field. Every few days we hope to be posting a … Continue reading