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Category Archives: useful links
Resource: Networking with Japan Societies
As our previous article on maintaining relationships in Japanese Studies emphasized, networking and getting to know the field is very important. Whether you decide to go on to an academic career or stick with other types of employment, like any … Continue reading
Posted in social networking, study tools, useful links
Tagged career, employment, Japan, Japan society, networking, social networking, US
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Resource: Japanese Historical Text Initiative
Studying Japanese history? Check out the Japanese Historical Text Initiative (JHTI)through the University of California-Berkeley (UCB)! Background The Japanese Historical Text Initiative is the brainchild of Delmer Brown, Professor Emeritus of History at UCB, whose interests in religio-political dimensions of … Continue reading
Foreign Area Officer (aka Getting Paid to be an Expert)
Hello cyberspace! Katie here, coming at you with a little bit more incentive to go military, or even just military related. A lot of agencies and services have realized the importance of having individuals specialized in certain areas of the … Continue reading
Posted in jobs, main posts, military service, useful links
Tagged career, foreign area officer, future career, military, navy
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Intrax International Internships in Tokyo (Undergraduate)
Undergraduates searching for an internship opportunity may be interested in Intrax International’s 8-week summer internship program in Tokyo. The program is designed for university students and recent graduates, 18-25 years old. The Japan-Tokyo page lists over 20 summer internship opportunities … Continue reading
Posted in applications, study abroad, summer program, undergraduate, useful links
Tagged business, business culture, finance, global skills, internship, Intrax, Japan, job skills, marketing, networking, NPO, recent graduate, summer, Tokyo, tourism, training, undergraduate
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Resource: Japanese Law Translation
Do you need an easy way to find Japanese laws in English? While working in Japan this past year, I had a vague idea of the Alien Registration Act (which the government is looking to change soon) from my general … Continue reading
Posted in study tools, useful links
Tagged database, law, Ministry of Justice, research, resource, translation, web archiving
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Resource: Hiroshima Archive
Following the footsteps of the Nagasaki Archive, the Hiroshima Archive has recently launched. If you’re someone with an interest in World War 2, want to learn more about the atrocities of the atomic bomb, and get first hand accounts of the atomic bomb, … Continue reading
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Tagged archives, atomic bombs, Hiroshima, Hiroshima Archive, history, Japan, Japanese history, resources, World War II
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Fun Link Friday: TEDxTokyo 2011
Are you looking for a stimulating discussion of Japan from leaders in the here and now? Check out this week’s FLF–TedxTokyo. TED (Technology, Entertainment, and Design) is a nonprofit making innovate content from thinkers, professionals, and artists around the world … Continue reading
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Tagged art, artists, Design, diversity, entertainment, nonproft, technology, TEDxTokyo, Tokyo
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How to Do Research on Japanese Literature (via Contemporary Japanese Literature)
This introductory guide to doing research on Japanese Literature, provided by Kathryn over at the Contemporary Japanese Literature blog, is a fantastic collection and evaluation of a variety of resources in Asian Studies. Even if your specialty isn’t literature, this … Continue reading
Performing Arts Japan (PAJ) Arts & Culture Call for Grant Applications
Arts & Culture Call for Grant Applications: Performing Arts Japan (PAJ) Deadline: Nov 1 Enrich Your Community with PAJ! The Japan Foundation is now soliciting a request for PAJ touring and Collaboration grant proposals for the 2012-2013 fiscal year. The … Continue reading
Fun Link Friday: Japan Trends
What do Air Conditioned Shoes, Female-Only Apartments, and a Tokyo Music Subway Map all have in common? They’ve all been featured in Japan Trends, a website founded by CScout a company comprised of individuals with backgrounds in marketing, media, fashion, design and innovative … Continue reading
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Tagged blog review, culture, Japan, modern, modern Japan, shopping, trends
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