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Category Archives: useful links
Links concerning the earthquake/tsunami relief
So as to not edit and re-edit a post on this page, we are posting various relief effort links concerning the earthquakes/tsunami in Japan on our Facebook page. We encourage you to circulate these links and look into how you … Continue reading
Posted in announcements, useful links
Tagged disaster relief, earthquake, earthquake relief, Japan, tsunami, tsunami relief
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Earthquake Relief
This is Leah Zoller, writing from Ishikawa prefecture. On Friday, 11 March 2011, at 2:46 pm JST, a magnitude 8.8 earthquake hit Miyagi Prefecture. There is extensive damage, flooding, and fires in Northeastern Honshu. A tsunami has hit the coast … Continue reading
Posted in announcements, living abroad, useful links
Tagged disaster, earthquake, Red Cross, relief
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Blog Review: Sociological Images
Sociological Images, run by Drs. Lisa Wade and Gwen Sharp, is one of the most varied and thorough visual sociology/anthropology blogs on the Internet. The mission of the blog is “to encourage all kinds of people to exercise and … Continue reading
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Tagged ads, anthropology, commercials, images, Sociological Images, sociology, visual
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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
Posted in jobs, main posts, study tools, useful links
Tagged Japan, online translation company, translation, WIP Japan Corp, YAQS
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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
Posted in graduate school, main posts, study tools, undergraduate, useful links
Tagged art, art history, castles, dictionaries, dictionary, glossary, history, JAANUS, Japanese dictionary, Tokyo University
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Blog Review: Just Hungry
Makiko Itoh, a Japanese expat and world-traveler, runs Just Hungry (justhungry.com), an English-language blog about cooking (mostly) healthy Japanese food. In addition to running this blog, she writes for The Japan Times and is the author of The Just Bento Cookbook. Continue reading
Posted in blogs, culture, living abroad, useful links
Tagged cooking blog, cuisine, Japanese cooking, Just Hungry, Makiko Itoh, recipes
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Blog Review: 世論 What Japan Thinks
As a student of Japanese Studies, have you ever found yourself thinking, “What on earth do Japanese people think about (insert your topic here)?” or “How many Japanese people actually do (insert social habit here)?” If you haven’t discovered the … Continue reading
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Tagged blog review, culture, Japan, Japanese culture, modern Japan, opinions, statistics, What Japan Thinks
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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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Bento have hit the states! Ready to make your own?
Here’s a brief history of and some great resources for getting started on bento-making, whether it’s in Japan or here in America. Bento is the Japanese version of a packed lunch, typically taken to work and school by adults and … Continue reading
Posted in culture, fun links, living abroad, main posts, useful links
Tagged bento, cooking, culture, do it yourself, food, Japan, Japanese culture
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DISCO International Boston Career Forum for Law Students
For those looking into doing law using their Japanese language skills, JETs with J.D.s has posted a great introduction to the DISCO International Boston Career Forum. See the following link for more details: http://jetswithjds.wordpress.com/2011/01/22/discos-career-forum-for-jets-with-j-d-s/
Posted in blogs, jobs, social networking, useful links
Tagged Boston, career, DISCO International Boston Career Forum, Japanese, law
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