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Category Archives: living abroad
Funding: Ho Family Foundation/ACLS Program in Buddhist Studies
Applications for the new Robert H. N. Ho Family Foundation/ACLS Program in Buddhist Studies are now available online! To start your application register at ofa.acls.org/ or click the Online Fellowship Application tab on the program’s page. You may view any of the … Continue reading
Getting a Prepaid SoftBank Phone – even without resident card!
I’d had the impression, from various blogs and such mostly I suppose, that it was basically impossible to get a keitai (mobile phone / cellphone) in Japan – contract, or even prepaid – without a resident alien card (or permanent … Continue reading
Posted in graduate school, living abroad, useful links
Tagged cell phone, Japan, keitai, living abroad, mobiles, phones, SoftBank, study abroad
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Funding: Semester at Sea Programs
Undergraduates may be interested in the Semester at Sea program: The Institute for Shipboard Education (ISE) is a 501c3 nonprofit based in Charlottesville, Virginia that administers the Semester at Sea study abroad program in conjunction with the University of Virginia as … Continue reading
Posted in announcements, living abroad, undergraduate
Tagged education, field experience, semester at sea, study, study abroad, travel, undergraduate
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My Experience in Media Contents Translation
For today’s guest article, we’ll be featuring information from Ai-Lin, a Master’s student who has been working with a translation company in Japan on media contents materials for several months now. She writes a bit about her experiences as a … Continue reading
Posted in jobs, living abroad, main posts
Tagged Japanese, Japanese language, jobs, Lapin, media contents, profession, romance games, translation, translator
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Resource: Tools for Banking, Finance, and Law
Lately we’ve been fortunate to have a number of guest writers contributing articles related to translation and non-academic careers that use Japanese (and we have more to come in the near future!), but we’ve been a bit lax on updating … Continue reading
Posted in graduate school, living abroad, study tools, undergraduate, useful links
Tagged banking, business, economics, finance, industry, Japan, law, Mizuho, resource, translation
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Funding: Diversity Abroad Scholarship
Although the deadline for 2013 has already passed, DiversityAbroad.com offers annual scholarship for study abroad to undergraduate students. See the 2013 information below. Program Background Diversity Abroad, in cooperation with the AIFS Foundation, will offer $500 scholarships for summer 2013 … Continue reading
Resource: Black Tokyo
I was going to post this originally as a Fun Link Friday link, but while there’s definitely a lot of fun stuff on here, such as a recently posted video jokingly “hating” on tiny Japanese beer cans, Black Tokyo | … Continue reading
Posted in blogs, living abroad, useful links
Tagged blogs, culture, discrimination, employment, Japan, Japanese culture, living in Japan, resource
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Funding: Fellowship Program for Advanced Social Science Research on Japan
[The deadline has passed for this fellowship, but keep in in mind for next year!] The Fellowship Program for Advanced Social Science Research on Japan is a joint activity of the Japan-U.S. Friendship Commission (JUSFC) and the National Endowment for … Continue reading
Japan Rail Travel Trick
Reblogged from RocketNews24. Ever wanted to cross Japan by rail but hate the idea of being stuck on the train, watching the scenery flash by without ever being able to get out and experience it? Today we’re going to let … Continue reading
Working at an Eikaiwa [Part 3]
The final installation of three guest articles on working at eikaiwa by Sean Montgomery. Part 1 Part 2 Part 3: Why I know what I know I have enough stories about eikaiwa to last a thousand Arabian nights, but I’ll … Continue reading
Posted in jobs, living abroad, main posts
Tagged CIR, education, eikaiwa, ESL, guest post, JET, job, Sean Montgomery, teaching
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