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Tag Archives: Japan
Blog Review: Gaikokujin to Noh, My Journey into Noh Theatre
Thanks to Professor Yip’s course on Japanese Traditional Theatre at Gettysburg College, I have become a casual appreciator of noh theatre. Today’s featured research blog deepens my interest in dedicated international people engaged in the practice and study of noh. … Continue reading
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Tagged blog, blog review, culture, Japan, Japanese culture, kyogen, noh, performance, performance art, theater, theatre
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Call for Manuscripts: Journal of Northeast Asian History
http://trywait.net/wp/archives/2080 The Journal of Northeast Asian History invites the submission of manuscripts on Northeast Asian history and territorial issues. Topics may include, but are not limited to, historical interaction in East Asia, imperialism and colonialism in Asia, historiographical issues, maritime … Continue reading
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Tagged call for manuscripts, China, history, Japan, journal, Korea, Mongola, Northeast Asia, Russia
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FLF: Celebrity Ads
What do James Brown, Sean Connery, Andy Warhol, and Meg Ryan have in common? They were paid extremely high salaries to endorse Asian products. Business Insider reports that While many celebrities shy away from product endorsements in their own country, … Continue reading
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Tagged ads, advertisement, advertisements, celebrities, commercials, fun link friday, Japan, US
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Call for Papers: The Asian Conference on Asian Studies
Location: Osaka, Japan Date: 1-3 Jun 2012 Call for Papers: Deadline March 1, 2012 The International Academic Forum in conjunction with its global partners is proud to announce the Second Asian Conference on Asian Studies to be held from June … Continue reading
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Tagged asia, Asian Studies, call for papers, encounters, exchanges, Japan, Osaka
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Book announcement: Grounds of Judgment: Extraterritoriality and Imperial Power in Nineteenth-Century China and Japan
Author: Pär Cassel ISBN-10: 0199792054 ISBN-13: 9780199792054 Published: Oxford University Press, USA Pages: 272 Language: English Perhaps more than anywhere else in the world, the nineteenth century encounter between East Asia and the Western world has been narrated as a … Continue reading
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Tagged 1800's, 19th century, books, China, extraterritoriality, Japan, law, legal, nineteenth century
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Getting involved with Japan-America Societies
With New Years fast approaching it’s time to forget 2011 and look forward to what next year has to offer. While making your resolutions for 2012 why not use this fresh start as a way to get more involved with … Continue reading
Posted in culture, main posts, social networking, useful links
Tagged culture, events, interships, Japan, Japan America Society, Japanese culture, organizations, social networking, volunteer, volunteering
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2012 Keizai Koho Fellowship Program
The Keizai Koho Fellowship Program works every year to bring middle and high school teachers of economics, history and social studies from American schools to Japan to learn more about the country first hand. Applications for the 2012 program are … Continue reading
Posted in financial assistance, funding, study abroad, study tools, summer program
Tagged economics, education, fellowship, history, Japan, Japanese culture, Keizai Koho, social studies, study abroad, teachers, Tokyo
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Fun Link Friday: Oshibori (hot towel) Art
It is bounenkai 忘年会 season yet again, so why not take a look at the popularity of oshibori お絞り (hot towel) art and add another “talent” to your party repertoire? Check out Kyushu-based youtuber Bobby Judo’s how-to series on well-known oshibori art, … Continue reading
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Tagged art, culture, fun, fun link friday, Japan, Japanese culture, new year's, oshibori
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Youth For Understanding USA High School Summer Study Abroad Scholarship 2012
Youth For Understanding USA is offering scholarships for high school students interested in studying abroad in Japan for six weeks next summer. The deadline for applications is January 3, 2012— less than a month away! If you have been considering … Continue reading
Book Announcements: Modernism and Japanese Culture, Politics and Religion in Modern Japan, Rethinking Japanese Modernism
Modernism and Japanese Culture By Roy Starrs. New York and London: Palgrave Macmillan, 2011, 344 pages. Paperback: $25, Hardcover: $80. Webpages: UK: http://www.palgrave.com/products/title.aspx?pid=360186; US:http://us.macmillan.com/modernismandjapaneseculture/RoyStarrs Offering an in-depth and comprehensive account of the complex history of Japanese modernism, in this book Roy … Continue reading
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Tagged books, culture, history, Japan, Japanese culture, modern, modern history, politics, society
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