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Tag Archives: resources
Announcement: NCC’s Team-Building Workshop in Japanese Studies
Do you: · Want to offer more undergraduate Japanese studies courses? · Need more Japanese digital resources? · Want to use interlibrary loan or document delivery from Japan? · Want to infuse … Continue reading
Funding: Travel Grant – Harvard-Yenching Library
The Harvard-Yenching Library is pleased to announce its Travel Grant Program for the 2012-2013 academic year. The purpose of the grant is to assist scholars from outside the metropolitan Boston area in their use of the Harvard-Yenching Library’s collections for … Continue reading
Resources: Websites on Translation
Working in translation is a dream for many people who study Japanese, and already we’ve been lucky enough to feature an article on what it’s like to explore translation as a profession. Today we’re featuring a couple of links kindly … Continue reading
Resource: Bibliography of Japanese History
Today I’ll briefly introduce a resource which I was sadly unaware until recently. Peter Kornicki, a Japan specialist and professor of East Asian Studies at Cambridge University who has done extensive work on the history of the book in Japan, … Continue reading
Posted in graduate school, study tools, useful links
Tagged bibliography, database, history, Japan, Japanese history, japanese studies, resource, resources
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The Job Hunt: Resources
A B.A. in Japanese Studies can be the basis for a career in a number of fields. Here are some resources for job hunting that I’ve collected during over the years. Non-Profit and Academic HigherEdJobs.com Higher Ed Jobs isn’t just … Continue reading
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Tagged Japanese, job hunt, jobs, online resources, resources, resume, skills, websites
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Resource: National Archives of Japan
Interested in archives or history? Check out the digital collection available through the National Archives of Japan! About The National Archives of Japan (NAJ) Digital Archive provides access to digitized images of preserved historical records. Users can search for the descriptions … Continue reading
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Tagged archive, digital archive, documents, government, maps, National Archives of Japan, photography, research, resources, scrolls
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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
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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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