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Tag Archives: Japan
Job opening: Post-Doctoral Researcher at the Global COE Program “Reshaping Japan’s Border Studies”
Institution Type: Slavic Research Center, Hokkaido University Location: Japan Position: Post-Doctoral Fellow The Global COE Program “Reshaping Japan’s Border Studies” at the Slavic Research Center at Hokkaido University is seeking candidates to fill a position for a post-doctoral researcher for … Continue reading
Blog Review: Contemporary Japanese Literature
For those looking for intelligent and entertaining discussions of Japanese literature and pop culture, I cannot recommend highly enough Kathryn Hemmann’s Contemporary Japanese Literature. Ms. Hemmann, a Japanese Literature PhD candidate at the University of Pennsylvania, describes her blog as … Continue reading
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Tagged academia, blog review, books, contemporary, culture, Japan, Japanese, literature, manga, media, translations, video games
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Fun Link Friday: World Digital Library
Are you constantly berated by professors to use primary resources for your paper instead of general documents found from a Google search the night before it’s due? (We can tell. Trust us.) Are you a cultural history junkie? Do you have a … Continue reading
Social Media in Japan as a Resource
by Chuck D. Since the very creation of the Internet, users have been looking for new, creative, and convenient ways to provide and look up information. Jumping forward about two decades, we are now at a time of information overload. … Continue reading
Posted in culture, graduate school, living abroad, main posts, social networking, study tools, undergraduate, useful links
Tagged Japan, Mixi, research, resources, SNS, social networking, Social Networking Service, twitter
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Conference Announcement: “The Early Modern ‘Medieval’: Reconstructing Japanese Pasts”
General announcement aside, this looks like an *amazing* conference (although as a medievalist and a future PhD student at Michigan, I’m a little biased…). Be sure to save the date! — Location: Michigan League, the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, … Continue reading
Symposium: The Art Theatre Guild of Japan: Spaces for Intercultural and Intermedial Cinema
The Centre for Media, Culture and Creative Practice, Birkbeck College, University of London Symposium: The Art Theatre Guild of Japan: Spaces for Intercultural and Intermedial Cinema 30th-31st July 2011 Gordon Square Cinema, Birkbeck College, University of London Keynote Speaker: Roland … Continue reading
Book announcement: Manners and Mischief: Gender, Power, and Etiquette in Japan
Laura Miller and Jan Bardsley are pleased to announce the debut of our co-edited volume Manners and Mischief: Gender, Power, and Etiquette in Japan (UC Press, 2011). The book examines etiquette guides, advice literature, and other such instruction for behavior … Continue reading
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Tagged book announcement, books, class, etiquette, gender, Japan, Japanese culture, national identity, power
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Blog Review: Samurai Archives
As someone finishing up a Master’s degree in late medieval Japanese history, I understand how frustrating finding resources in English can be. Therefore, today we’re going to feature a site for studying Japanese history that I’ve too long neglected to … Continue reading
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Tagged blog review, culture, history, Japan, Japanese history, resources, samurai, samurai archives
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Fun Link Friday: Anna the Red
Bento enthusiasts, Japanophiles, and gamers, take note! Whether you want to learn how to make fancy bento or just like looking at (and salivating over) Anna’s gorgeous kyaraben (character bento), check out http://www.annathered.com/ for bento-making, geekery, and fun. (All images … Continue reading
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Tagged anime, Anna the Red, bento, charaben, food, fun link friday, Japan, kyaraben, Miyazaki, video games
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Live Webcast of Biwa Master Yoko Hiraoka performing Tale of the Heike
Information from the Illinois Japan Performing Arts Network website. This is a chance to see traditional Japanese performance that’s not to be missed! — Friday, April 29, 5:30 PM Central Daylight Time Yoko Hiraoka Heike Biwa Peformed LIVE at Wittenberg University Viewable … Continue reading
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Tagged biwa, Japan, Japanese music, music, performance, Tale of the Heike, webcast, Wittenburg University, Yoko Hiraoka
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