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Tag Archives: travel
Funding: Diversity Abroad Scholarships
Diversity Abroad, in cooperation with the AIFS Foundation, will offer ten, $500 scholarships for spring and fall 2012 study abroad. Five scholarships are available for the fall and five for the spring. Scholarships are only available for students participating in … Continue reading
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Tagged college, Diversity Abroad, funding, Japan, scholarships, study abroad, travel
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Job Opening: Full-Time Writer, Japan-Guide.com
Travel and tourism website Japan-Guide.com is currently looking for a Full-Time Writer. Employment Start: First half of 2012 Location: Gunma Prefecture (near Takasaki City) Requirements: Good English writing and photography skills Salary: From 250,000 JPY If interested, please fill in … Continue reading
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Tagged Gunma, Japan, job, tourism, travel, writer
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More information on volunteering in Japan!
More great info from David Slater (who provided this previous list of volunteer opportunities) on how you can get to Japan this summer and help out. See below for details! Posted with permission. — Welcome to Post-3.11 Japan. As those … Continue reading
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Tagged disaster relief, earthquake, earthquake relief, Japan, travel, tsunami, tsunami relief
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Call for Articles: ‘Travelling’ in Asian, African and Latin American cinema
“Many Cinemas” is a forthcoming e-magazine (1st Issue announced: Spring 2011). It will dedicate its bi-annual issues the many cinemas of the non-western world, namely Asia, Africa, Latin America and other small cinema traditions. “Many Cinemas” will be a magazine … Continue reading
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Tagged Africa, asia, Asian cinema, call for articles, cinema, culture, e-magazine, Latin America, magazine, travel
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The Japan Sociological Society Travel Grant for Starting Scholars from Overseas
The International Liaison Committee of the Japan Sociological Society (JSS) is pleased to announce its fifth annual travel grant competition for starting scholars. The objective of this grant is to support up to 6 sociologists who will present papers and … Continue reading
Is Home Stay in Japan right for you?
The decision whether to do a home stay or to live in a dorm while studying abroad is a personal one. In order to make this decision effectively, you need to honestly evaluate yourself – specifically, what you can handle … Continue reading
Posted in culture, graduate school, homestay, housing, living abroad, main posts, study abroad, undergraduate
Tagged culture, culture shock, food, homestay, Japan, Japanese, Japanese culture, language, travel, travel abroad
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FLF: Winter Festivals in Northern Japan
As a JET in Akita Prefecture, I can attest to the fact that the cold, long and dark winter can lead to cabin fever and possible frostbite from below average indoor temperatures. One of the saving graces for those of … Continue reading
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Tagged blog matsuri, culture, festivals, fun link friday, Japan, Japanese culture, northern Japan, travel, winter
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Funding from the Aurora Foundation
We previously featured the Aurora Challenge Grant for funding possibilities, but there is also a Japanese Language Scholarship they offer. Unfortunately the deadline has passed for this year, but it might be worth bookmarking for next year! Also, the Challenge … Continue reading
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Tagged Aurora, aurora foundation, California, funding, grant, Japanese, scholarship, travel
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Blog Review: Surviving in Japan (Without Much Japanese)
Anyone who has been to Japan before mastering the language has had to learn the very valuable art of surviving in Japan without much Japanese. Whether it’s an important word like “トイレ” (toilet) or simple self-introduction, a little bit can … Continue reading
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Tagged blog review, daily life, Japan, Japanese, living abroad, Surviving in Japan (Without Much Japanese), travel
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