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Tag Archives: resources
Resource: Japanese Historical Text Initiative
Studying Japanese history? Check out the Japanese Historical Text Initiative (JHTI)through the University of California-Berkeley (UCB)! Background The Japanese Historical Text Initiative is the brainchild of Delmer Brown, Professor Emeritus of History at UCB, whose interests in religio-political dimensions of … Continue reading
Resource: Hiroshima Archive
Following the footsteps of the Nagasaki Archive, the Hiroshima Archive has recently launched. If you’re someone with an interest in World War 2, want to learn more about the atrocities of the atomic bomb, and get first hand accounts of the atomic bomb, … Continue reading
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Tagged archives, atomic bombs, Hiroshima, Hiroshima Archive, history, Japan, Japanese history, resources, World War II
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Resource: Japanese Maps of the Tokugawa Era
The University of British Columbia (UBC) Library’s Rare Books and Special Collections department recently announced the digitization of maps and guidebooks of the Japanese Tokugawa period, ca. 1600-1867. If you enjoy researching this era of Japanese history or simply enjoy … Continue reading
Posted in graduate school, study tools, useful links
Tagged cartography, China, east asia, history, Japan, Korea, maps, rare materials, resources, University of British Columbia
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Resource: National Diet Library Online Services
The National Diet Library (NDL) in Tokyo is an undeniably large resource with every new publication in Japan required by law to be stored there. While anyone over the age of 18 can apply for user registration and gain access … Continue reading
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Tagged archives, art, exhibitions, history, music, national diet library, online resource, research, resources, web archiving
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CIES Fulbright Scholar Program Webinars for Applicants
Helpful resources are available at http://www.cies.org/ for those interested in submitting a Fulbright Scholar Application. DEADLINE: August 1, 2011 Participate in one of several webinars organized to provide valuable information regarding the application process: Wednesday, July 20, 2011 2:00 PM … Continue reading
Resource: Japanese Performing Arts Resource Center
If you’re researching, teaching, or simply a fan of Japanese performance arts, whether it’s Noh, kyōgen, or kabuki, then the Japanese Performing Arts Resource Center (JPARC) is an excellent way to find both basic and advanced information on a variety … Continue reading
Fun Link Friday: Digital Gallery of World Picture Books
Are you suffering from Peter Pan syndrome and have a love of picture books? Are you a parent burdened by the fact that your local library doesn’t have many children’s books in other languages? Do you just have a penchant … Continue reading
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Tagged 1920's, 1930's, art, books, early modern, Edo, fun link friday, gallery, history, illustrations, Japan, Japanese art, modernism, picture books, resources, world history
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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
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Tagged Japan, Mixi, research, resources, SNS, social networking, Social Networking Service, twitter
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Fun Link Friday: Podcasts for Japanese Learners
Just a quick fun link this week, as wrapping up assignments and getting organized has unfortunately taken precedence! Something I’ve been trying to round up here and there is information on more web resources for improving your Japanese. While tidying … Continue reading
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Tagged fun link friday, Japanese, podcasts, resources
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