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Tag Archives: resources
The Job Hunt: Resources (2)
In two previous articles, we introduced a number of sites that are helpful for finding Japan-related jobs. The Job Hunt: Getting Started: The Job Hunt: Resources Over the next few weeks, we’re going to post more resources we’ve found across … Continue reading
Posted in applications, graduate school, jobs, living abroad, main posts, undergraduate, useful links
Tagged Japan, job hunting, jobs, resources, United States
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Call for Papers: 26th Annual EAJRS conference
The 26th annual conference of the European Association of Japanese Resource Specialists (EAJRS) will be held this year at Leiden University, The Netherlands, 16-19 September 2015. This year the main theme is “Breaking barriers: unlocking Japanese resources to the world”. But, … Continue reading
Resource: Finding Internships/Jobs through Active Connector
Through the magic of new Twitter followers, I recently came across the Active Connector website, which may be of use to people at various levels of Japanese competency who are interested in finding internships or jobs in or related to … Continue reading
Resource: Okinawa Compact Encyclopedia
The Okinawa Compact Encyclopedia entry for Tomari Jochiku, a 16th-17th century Confucian scholar from Yakushima, who served as an official tutor to both King Shô Hô and daimyô Shimazu Mitsuhisa. For those of us studying, or just interested in, Okinawan … Continue reading
Posted in graduate school, study tools, undergraduate, useful links
Tagged encyclopedias, Okinawa, okinawan culture, okinawan history, resources, ryukyu shimpo
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Resource: Interactive Heiji Scroll Viewer
On the heels of our last post about the Mongol Invasion website from Bowdoin College, this week we give you a quick look at another great site they maintain for close examination of handscroll paintings. In addition to the Mongol … Continue reading
Posted in culture, graduate school, main posts, study tools, undergraduate, useful links
Tagged Bowdoin Colege, emakimono, Heian Japan, Heian period, Heiji, Heiji Disturbance, Japan, resources, visual arts
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Resource: Interactive Resources on the Mongol Invasions
Looking back at 2014, there was big news in October that underwater remains of a shipwreck likely to be part of the 13th century Mongol fleet that attacked Japan were found near Nagasaki. Similar finds stirred historians and archaeologists alike … Continue reading
Posted in culture, graduate school, main posts, study tools, undergraduate, useful links
Tagged emakimono, Japan, medieval history, medieval Japan, military history, Mongol invasions, Mongols, resources
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Resources: Premodern literature in translation
Recently we posted a guide to several resources for finding Japanese literature in translation, including databases for old and new works and international competitions for translating recent works. As a complement to these sites, today we’re providing a quickie resource … Continue reading
Understanding Japanese Politics for the Non-Japanese Speaker: A Resource Guide
This week we have a detailed guest article by Alec Williams, who provides an excellent guide to a variety of online resources for English speakers interested in politics and international relations with an eye on Japan. Have any more to add? Please leave … Continue reading
Japanese Studies: 5-10-20 – From 10 years out the gate.
As the first article in our Japanese Studies: 5-10-20 series, Lara Mones, who is a Program Officer with Japan Society’s Performing Arts Program, will discuss her experiences and tips for the eventual encounter with the job market in Japan-related fields. === … Continue reading
Posted in applications, CVs and resumes, graduate school, interviewing, jobs, language schools, living abroad, main posts, social networking, study abroad, study tools, summer program, undergraduate, useful links
Tagged bilingual jobs, employment, internship, Japan society, Japanese, japanese studies, Japanese Studies: 5-10-20, job search, jobs, resources
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Resources: Journals on Japanese and Asian Studies
Hail, dear readers! You have not been forgotten. I apologize for the lack of substantial main articles and resource posts in the last couple months, but your main editor here is currently slogging through preliminary exam preparations and other such … Continue reading
Posted in graduate school, main posts, study tools, undergraduate, useful links
Tagged Asian Studies, japanese studies, journal, journals, research, resources
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