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Category Archives: study tools
Western Michigan University – Summer Translation Institute
Application Deadline: May 1, 2011 *Applications received after that date will be considered based upon available space. What is the Summer Translation Institute? The Summer Translation Institute (STI), hosted by the Department of Foreign Languages at Western Michigan University, offers a … Continue reading
Japanese reference materials for Japanese cinema
Yale University has recently launched a fantastic web resource for students and researchers working on Japanese cinema available through the Yale University Library website. Simply titled “Japanese Reference Materials for Japanese Cinema,” this compilation is originally based off of a … Continue reading
Site Review: Studying Basic Kanji with Phantom Thief Nekopy
http://www.nekopy.com/ “Kaitou Nekopi” (怪盗ねこぴー), Phantom Thief Nekopy, is a Japanese website designed to help elementary school children have fun while studying. It’s full of games related to all their school subjects: including math, science, social studies, English and kokugo– Japanese. … Continue reading
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Tagged games, Japan, Kaitou Nekopi, kanji, study, study tools
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Breaking into the translation business: using online translation services – An introduction to YAQS
Today we’re featuring another guest writer, Reimer Struve from the translation company WIP Japan Corp. If you’ve ever thought about entering the translation industry but aren’t sure how to get your foot into the door, this article may be a helpful … Continue reading
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Tagged Japan, online translation company, translation, WIP Japan Corp, YAQS
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The Japan Sociological Society Travel Grant for Starting Scholars from Overseas
The International Liaison Committee of the Japan Sociological Society (JSS) is pleased to announce its fifth annual travel grant competition for starting scholars. The objective of this grant is to support up to 6 sociologists who will present papers and … Continue reading
Specialty Dictionaries Online: Art History and History
There’s an enormous amount of online J/E and E/J dictionaries, add-ons, and web readers out there, some aimed at the casual learner and others for more advanced students. But let’s face it- when you’re in the Japanese field as a … Continue reading
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Tagged art, art history, castles, dictionaries, dictionary, glossary, history, JAANUS, Japanese dictionary, Tokyo University
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Workshop: Being Japanese: Histories, Identities and Modernities
Location: Washington, United States This faculty development workshop will explore how the meaning of being Japanese has changed over time, with a particular emphasis on the uses of history, literature and visual culture in shaping and representing a distinctively Japanese … Continue reading
Indiana U: Research travel grants for Midwest faculty
The East Asian Studies Center at Indiana University (IU) will award a limited number of travel grants for summer 2011 to assist faculty at colleges and universities in the Midwest in their use of the East Asian Collection of the … Continue reading
Fun Link Friday: Do you know your prefectures?
Back to some fun game links, this week we’re featuring two prefectural guessing games to see if you know your Japan geography! They’re simple, but very addictive. The first, from http://www.purposegames.com/ is Prefectures of Japan. Each prefecture has a little … Continue reading
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Tagged fun link friday, games, geography, maps, prefectures
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Princeton Graduate Workshop on Edo Calendars
On April 8-9, 2011, the Princeton University East Asian Program and Princeton Institute for International and Regional Studies will be holding a graduate student workshop focusing on Edo period calendars and related calculations. The goal of the workshop is to … Continue reading