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What can I do with a B.A. in Japanese Studies? 
Fun Link Friday: Dahl’s Japan
With apologies for getting political, I just came across these English-language political cartoons from the Japan Times, and (if you are politically aligned with their positions) they are just wonderful. As his bio on the Japan Times website says, “Roger … Continue reading →