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Category Archives: living abroad
Funding: JASSO Scholarship for Students Studying at Japanese Universities
http://www.jasso.go.jp/scholarship/yoyakuseido_e.html Reservation Program for Honors Scholarship for Privately Financed International Students Japan Student Services Organization (hereafter “JASSO”) offers Honors Scholarship for Privately Financed International Students who attend a university or other institution of higher education in Japan. In conjunction with … Continue reading
Fun Link Friday: The Ghibli Museum: The Most Magical Place on Earth
I was a Ghibli fan long before I heard of Hayao Miyazaki or even realized that Disney and Ghibli were two separate things. Back when Japan was just a funny word and my backyard was the most similar thing to a … Continue reading
Posted in culture, fun links, living abroad
Tagged animation, anime, cinema, film, fun link friday, Ghibli museum, Ghilbi, Hayao Miyazaki, Japanese film, movies
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Harvard Summer School in Kyoto at Doshisha University, June 3-July 28, 2012
Dear prospective participants, I am writing to invite you to take part in Harvard Summer School’s 8-week program at Doshisha University in Kyoto, Japan. Students enroll in 2 courses: Professor Mikael Adolphson’s course, “Japan – Tradition and Transformation,” explores the … Continue reading
Posted in announcements, living abroad, study abroad, summer program
Tagged Doshisha University, east asia, Harvard University, Japan, Kyoto, religion, summer school, tradition
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Fun Link Friday: Oshibori (hot towel) Art
It is bounenkai 忘年会 season yet again, so why not take a look at the popularity of oshibori お絞り (hot towel) art and add another “talent” to your party repertoire? Check out Kyushu-based youtuber Bobby Judo’s how-to series on well-known oshibori art, … Continue reading
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Tagged art, culture, fun, fun link friday, Japan, Japanese culture, new year's, oshibori
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Theatre Nohgaku Noh Costuming Workshop
Theatre Nohgaku announces its first Noh Costuming Workshop, to be held June 12-20, 2012 in Kyoto and Fukuyama, Japan. This unprecedented opportunity will include comprehensive lectures in English on costuming in noh; an invitation to watch a noh rehearsal; attendance at live performances; … Continue reading
Posted in announcements, living abroad, study abroad, study tools, summer program
Tagged art, costuming, Japanese art, noh, Nohgaku, performance, theatre, workshop
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Harvard Summer School in Kyoto at Doshisha University June 4-July 27,2012
Dear prospective participants, I am writing to invite you to take part in Harvard Summer School’s 8-week program at Doshisha University in Kyoto, Japan. Students enroll in 2 courses: Professor Mikael Adolphson’s “Japan: Tradition and Transformation,” explores the nation’s tumultous … Continue reading
Applying to JET as a CIR, Part 3
Part 1: What is a Coordinator for International Relations? Part 2: The Application Process Part 3: Life as a CIR Placement Positions for CIRs are extremely varied in terms of location, duties, and expectations. ALTs know from the start that … Continue reading
Posted in applications, JET, jobs, living abroad, main posts
Tagged CIR, Coordinator for International Relations, JET, JET Program, rural, teaching
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FLF: Kusatsu Onsen
I traveled to Nagano once with a friend, we were going to see the snow monkeys. Our plan was to spend the night at a ryokan in the small town of Yamanouchi and head to Nagano-shi the next day. Imagine … Continue reading
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Tagged fun link friday, hot springs, Kusatsu, onsen, travel
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JET Recruiting Sessions 2011
Thinking of applying to the Japan Exchange and Teaching Programme as an Assistant Language Teacher (ALT) or a Coordinator for International Relations (CIR)? Check out the Consul-General of Japan in Miami’s JET calendar for recruiting events and information sessions near … Continue reading
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Tagged ALT, CIR, information session, JET Program
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Funding: Diversity Abroad Scholarships
Diversity Abroad, in cooperation with the AIFS Foundation, will offer ten, $500 scholarships for spring and fall 2012 study abroad. Five scholarships are available for the fall and five for the spring. Scholarships are only available for students participating in … Continue reading
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Tagged college, Diversity Abroad, funding, Japan, scholarships, study abroad, travel
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