Welcome to Shinpai Deshou!
ようこそ!Feel free to search topics or browse by categories below. Our various resource links will be updated with each blog post. Please check back frequently for new, helpful sites! Contact us with questions or suggestions at shinpai.deshou@gmail.com-
Join 1,521 other subscribers
Categories
- announcements
- applications
- blogs
- conferences
- culture
- CVs and resumes
- embassy
- events
- financial assistance
- fun links
- funding
- graduate school
- greetings
- homestay
- housing
- interviewing
- JET
- JLPT
- job openings
- jobs
- language schools
- living abroad
- main posts
- military service
- program review
- senior year
- site maintenance
- social networking
- study abroad
- study tools
- summer program
- textbooks
- Uncategorized
- undergraduate
- useful links
Tag Archives: Japan
Fun Link Friday: Rice Field Art
The harvest season is long gone, but the fun still remains! All across Japan, farmers have been engaging in a form of agricultural art: rice field art. The first to pioneer this scene is the village of Inakadate, which has … Continue reading
Posted in culture, fun links
Tagged art, fun link friday, harvest, Japan, rice field art, rice fields
2 Comments
Blog Review: JETs with J.D.s
Using Japanese with a very specific field in mind can be a challenge. Unless you’re pursuing translation or English-teaching positions (the standard answer for most who step out with a Japanese B.A.), it’s likely that you’ll have a difficult time … Continue reading
Working in a Japanese Work Place
My first priority after college was to get a job. I was fresh out of school and it was not very difficult to keep my resume to a page in length. At times, I felt ANY job would be great … Continue reading
Posted in culture, embassy, jobs, main posts
Tagged business, Embassy of Japan, getting adjusted, hierarchy, Japan, office, winging it, work environment, working in Japan
2 Comments
Pacific Spaces: Comparisons and Connections across the Pacific Ocean in Early Modern and Modern Times
A west coast conference announcement! — Pacific Spaces: Comparisons and Connections across the Pacific Ocean in Early Modern and Modern Times November 5-6, 2010 Location: Huntington Library, San Marino, CA. The Pacific region has become increasingly prominent in contemporary global … Continue reading
Posted in announcements, conferences, graduate school, social networking
Tagged asia, conference, early modern, early modern Japan, Japan, modern, modern Japan, Pacific, Pacific Spaces
Leave a comment
Fun Link Friday: Sushi Cat and デブ猫
Since everybody likes some fun, especially when dealing with the various stresses caused by deciding what to do with your life, every Friday we will be posting something neat related to Japan, just for the heck of it. Fun things … Continue reading
Posted in culture, fun links
Tagged fun link friday, games, Japan, procrastination, sushi cat
2 Comments
Museums Outside of Japan with Japanese Art Collections
One of the best ways to become acquainted with Japanese history and culture is through its art. I’m not just saying this because I’m taking an Arts of Japan course right now, but because some of my most exhilarating experiences … Continue reading
Posted in culture, useful links
Tagged art, art collection, Japan, Japanese art, museum, US
1 Comment
Blog links
In order to bring you more Japan-related information from a variety of perspectives, we are currently sifting through the many blogs out there geared towards people involved in the Japan field. Every few days we hope to be posting a … Continue reading
Last day to register – Association for Japanese Literary Studies 2010
A bit late, but another conference announcement! There appear to be some very neat presentations on science fiction and film, as well as some great premodern stuff, too. —- The 2010 conference of the Association for Japanese Literary Studies (AJLS) … Continue reading
Interviewing for a Position in a Japanese Work Environment
Interviewing for a Position in a Japanese work environment. Hello!! My name is Rachel and I am back to write about my personal experiences with the interview process for a position in a Japanese work environment. This entry is a … Continue reading
Posted in embassy, interviewing, jobs, main posts
Tagged Embassy of Japan, getting adjusted, interviews, Japan, Japanese, tips, work environment
17 Comments