81. Japanese Language Learning Tools On Web Kanji Game, a free program for studying japanese characters. Learn Hiragana, Katakana, compounds, japanese For Elementary School Students Homepage http://www.sabotenweb.com/bookmarks/language.html

Japanese language learning tools on Web What's new? Japanese language learning tools on Web For teachers of Japanese Bookstores and publishers ... Back to Bookmarks main page Table of Contents Japanese-English, English-Japanese dictionaries Kanji, Kana help On-line Japanese tutoring Survival Japanese ... For speakers of other langauges than English Japanese-English, English-Japanese dictionaries JiWORDS If you still have a computer with no Japanese capability, this site will still let you use Japanese-Japanese, Japanese-English, English-Japanese dictionaries. Dictionary for Beginners Rikai.com Kanji Furigana (Hiragana) for Japanese Learners kids.goo provides easy search and furigana service for your ease of reading online. Prof. Miwa of LESSON/J made an easy interface where you enter URL of the site you want to read with Furigana. LycosƒfƒBƒNƒVƒ‡ƒiƒŠ If you and your computer can handle Japanese, this online dictionary features Japanese-English, English-Japanese and Japanese-Japanese (kokugo jiten). Kanjidict 1.6.3.3 Japanese-English-Japanese Electronic Dictionaries (denshi jisho) Jisyo.org - Japanese and Chinese pop-up hints! goo [‘ŒêŽ«“T] ... The Counting Dictionary (jp) kanji, kana help Gahoh The original Gahoh creator had to discontinue the site. So here comes Shinagawa sensei to the rescue!

82. NRCSA Since 1968, NRCSA teams have been evaluating programs around the world by Country, programs in 39 Countries. by language, Taught in 23 languages http://www.nrcsa.com/

Choose Study Program By Country Argentina Australia Austria ... Uruguay National Registration Center for Study Abroad Since 1968, NRCSA teams have been evaluating programs around the world - selecting those best able to meet your needs. Our mission is to improve international understanding through educational exchanges. NRCSA welcomes participants of all ages, nationalities, and occupations. SEARCH FOR NRCSA PROGRAMS by Country Programs in 39 Countries by Language Taught in 23 Languages by Program Type A Variety of Opportunities Summer Availability Check The Latest Availability REGISTER FOR TOP SCHOOLS WORLDWIDE Click here to get started with the registration process for your next program. PARTICIPANTS IN NRCSA's PROGRAMS Over the past 37 years, NRCSA has had the distinguished pleasure of serving a diverse group of participants. Students from these universites Staff from these organizations Teachers from these districts Comments From Participants ... More ... It has been our pleasure to have assisted over 80,000 students in the past 37 years - and we look forward to assisting you. If you have any questions, please call us (414) 278-0631. Top Choice Programs Budget Travelers Executive Medical Professionals ... Volunteer Programs Program Guides Selecting A Program Academic Credit Student Reports Tuition Reimbursement ... National Registration Center for Study Abroad P.O. Box 1393 Milwaukee, WI 53201

83. Japanese Language School Guide Voices From Students & Teachers -User- Center for japanese language and Culture japanese Studies Program- Our program is designed to offer thoroughly intensive language training. http://db.jpss.jp/eng/jpguide/detail.asp?SchoolId=4&Tab=Message

84. School Life At The Japanese Language Program, Keio University 3. Transportation Fees. Fulltime students of the japanese language Program are able to purchase railway and bus commuter passes at student discount rates. http://www.ic.keio.ac.jp/nncenter/en/jlp/p15.html

Top page of the Japanese Language Program The Introduction of the Japanese Language Program Faculty Members Tuition and Fees ... Contact Information School Life 1. Scholarships There are only a few modest scholarships that can be applied for after admission to the Program. Applicants are required to prepare sufficient funds for their study and living in Japan before application. For your information, the scholarships available in the 2004 academic year were as follows. Scholarships Amount Recipients in Total for the 2004 Academic Year Honors Scholarship for Privately- Financed International Students per month Keio Gijuku Fujin Mitakai Scholarship per year Cross Cultural Womenfs Club Scholarship per year * There were 4 recipients from April 2004 to September 2004.

85. Technical Japanese Program Home Page The Technical japanese Program offers a full complement of advanced, practical japanese language courses in applied japanese using the latest in educational http://www.tjp.washington.edu/

Home Why TJP? Master's Program Business Japanese Online Program Technical Japanese for Business Professionals Program ... Contact Us As American corporations and government increasingly do more business with Japan , the demand for qualified U.S. business professionals, engineers, and scientists trained in Japanese language and culture grows. The Technical Japanese Master's Program (TJMP) helps meet this demand. TJMP is a unique inter-engineering program that combines study in advanced technical Japanese with graduate-level engineering courses. TJP is the only program of its kind in the United States. A full range of technical Japanese courses is offered using the latest in educational technology. Graduates can read technical literature in Japanese and work effectively with Japanese engineers and scientists in a research or business environment. Non-engineering majors can also study technical Japanese, with or without earning a TJMP degree. (Engineering courses are not required.) Courses are appropriate for: Graduate students pursuing a degree in Technical Japanese (which combines advanced Japanese with engineering or technical communication courses) Business professionals whose companies conduct business with Japan (engineering courses are not required) Graduate students from the UW Law School, Business School, Jackson School for International Studies, and other schools (engineering courses are not required)

86. Best Bets For Teaching Abroad HESS language SCHOOL. HLS in Taiwan seeks teachers who are enthusiastic, lively and have a JET is a program is sponsored by the japanese government. http://www.cie.uci.edu/iop/teaching.html

CIE Site Navigator If you are visiting this web site for the first time, please read our FAQ! Internships Research Study ... Summer Programs BEST BETS FOR TEACHING ABROAD There are literally hundreds of opportunities for teaching abroad. This page contains links to related web sites , as well as listings of some of the more well-known programs that exist. Most of these teaching opportunities are for people who will have their Bachelor's degree by the time they begin the experience and who are not formally credentialed. The most helpful resources, those with which we suggest you begin your search, are noted with gold stars. If you are a UCI student and decide to participate in one of these, or any other program abroad, you are an IOP participant and need to pick up an IOP Packet from CIE! WEB SITES TeachAbroad.com An extensive web site listing teaching programs by GoAbroad.com StudyAbroad.com: Teach Abroad Programs An extensive web site listing teaching programs by StudyAbroad.com University of Michigan's Work Abroad Overview and Calendar Provides a good overview of student work abroad options, including a section on Teaching Abroad. Dave's ESL Cafe's Job Center A very comprehensive site containing links to job postings for those interested in teaching English as a Second Language worldwide.

87. Learn Japanese | Take An Online Japanese Language Course Online language courses and tutorials in learning the japanese language. PowerGlide is a fully accredited foreign language school through the Northwest http://www.worldwidelearn.com/language-courses/learn-japanese.htm

LEARN TO SPEAK JAPANESE Online language courses and tutorials in learning the Japanese language. Practice writing and speaking Japanese, free tutorial and dictionary resources, Japanese learning software, translation dictionaries, and more. Language Courses ESL and TOEFL Language Credit Courses Learn Chinese ... Language Courses Online Japanese Courses and Tutorials Our Featured Education Partners: Rosetta Stone Language Learning The Rosetta Stone's breakthrough language learning program uses thousands of real-life images, written text and voices of native speakers to teach you like a native learner. With Dynamic Immersion, you'll acquire everyday proficiency in all key language skills: listening comprehension, reading comprehension, speaking and writing. It's the natural way to learn and it works fast. Rosetta Stone offers the following online Arabic course: Japanese Level I and II With over 8000 real-life images and phrases in 210 lessons, Japanese Levels I and II provide up to 550 hours of mastery instruction in Listening Comprehension, Reading, Speaking and Writing. You'll learn vocabulary and grammar naturally, without lists and drills. Previews, exercises and tests accompany every lesson with automated tutorials throughout the program. Immediate access to every product as a monthly online subscription. Unlimited access for just $49.95 per month. The online course runs right in your internet browser wherever you are, giving the ultimate flexibility, without CD-ROM installations. Rosetta Stone offers language learning solutions for individuals, schools, homeschool, and organizations. Try the free online demo.

88. Japanese Language Earlham’s japanese language curriculum offers courses in which students with japanese language students on campus and elementary school children. http://www.earlham.edu/~japn/

Japanese Language The Minor Faculty Off-Campus Programs Course Descriptions ... The 15th Annual CATJ (Central Association of Japanese) Meeting was held at Earlham April 11-12, 2003 Contact information Department of Languages and Literatures , Earlham College 801National Road West Richmond, Indiana 47374 Phone: (765)983-1338 ƒA[ƒ‰ƒ€‘åŠwŒ¾Œê•¶‰»Šw‰È About Japanese Language at Earlham Seminars on special topics such as Japanese language and culture, and Japanese linguistics provide advanced students in-depth study of Japan-related topics. Courses on teaching Japanese as a second language combine theory and practice while providing native and non-native speakers of Japanese experience as tutors, working with Japanese language students on campus and elementary school children. In addition, linguistics courses taught in English by Japanese instructors reflect interdisciplinary connections between Japanese, other languages, and other fields. Recent graduates in the Japanese language minor or those focusing on Japanese linguistics or language teaching have traveled to Japan to improve their language skills while teaching English. After returning to the United States, they go into the business sector, teach Japanese in secondary schools, attend graduate school, and work in various fields.

89. Earlham College | Curriculum Guide | Japanese Language And Linguistics japanese language and Linguistics. About the Program working with japanese language students on campus and elementary school children. http://www.earlham.edu/curriculumguide/japaneselanguage/

Curriculum Guide Earlham Home Curriculum Guide Home Programs and Courses Japanese Language and Linguistics About the Program Faculty General Education Requirements Program Options The Minor ... Japanese Language and Linguistics Program Home Page * Minor Program Only Japanese Language and Linguistics About the Program Seminars on special topics such as Japanese language and culture provide advanced students in-depth study of Japan-related topics. Courses on teaching Japanese as a second language combine theory and practice while providing native and non-native speakers of Japanese experience as tutors, working with Japanese language students on campus and elementary school children. Courses taught in Japanese and English such as linguistics and translation provide interdisciplinary connections between Japanese, other languages and fields. Recent graduates in the Japanese language minor or those focusing on Japanese linguistics or language teaching have traveled to Japan to improve their language skills while teaching English. After returning to the United States, they go into the business sector, teach Japanese in secondary schools, attend graduate school or work in various fields.

90. Study Abroad Programs For High School Students Organizations Offering Study Abroad programs in Japan for High School Students No prior language skills are required. For information on Japan programs http://www.colorado.edu/ealld/atj/Bridging/ABRD-hs.html

Study Abroad Programs for High School Students If you are looking into study abroad programs for high school students, you may want to check out the comprehensive listings of programs that have been approved by CSIET. Not all of the programs listed by CSIET offer opportunities to study in Japan, but you will get a better idea of the legitimacy of the program you are considering. The Council on Standards for International Educational Travel CSIET 212 S. Henry Street Alexandria, VA 22314 Phone: 703-739-9050 Fax: 703-739-9035 E-mail: mailbox@csiet.org http://www.csiet.org/ Organizations Offering Study Abroad Programs in Japan for High School Students American Field Services (AFS) Intercultural Programs USA AFS Intercultural Programs USA 310 SW 4th Avenue Portland , OR 97204-2608 USA Phone: 1-800-AFS-INFO E-mail: youradventure@afs.org http://www.usa.afs.org/ AFS offers three types of study abroad programs in Japan: a summer program, a semester program and a full-year program. In the four-week summer program participants live with a homestay family and study the Japanese language intensively. In the semester and full-year programs participants attend a Japanese high school, take classes and live with a homestay family. The academic-year programs usually begin in April, when the Japanese academic year begins. No prior language skills are required. For information on Japan programs see http://www.usa.afs.org/index.cfm?method=gostudprogramsearchresults

91. The Teaching In Japan Page Distance Learning programs which are available to those working in Japan. The Japanbased language School Links Page Click here for web addresses of http://www.teachinginjapan.com/

The Teaching in Japan Page Welcome to the Teaching in Japan Page Welcome to the Teaching in Japan Page. This page is dedicated both to those who are thinking about teaching in Japan and those of us who are currently living and working in the land of the Rising Sun. While there are many Japan-related sites on the web, there is still a great deal of misinformation about living and teaching in Japan. We seek to create a forum to disseminate reasonably unbiased information based upon the experiences of teachers living and working in Japan. There's a good deal of information here, so especially for those of you thinking about relocating to Japan, take your time and read through the material here and feel free to post your questions in our discussion forum linked below. James English School supports the Teaching in Japan Page Here's the place to start looking for answers to the basic questions about teaching in Japan. The Editors of the Teaching in Japan Page have tried to answer some of the questions which we have seen most frequently posted in both our own forum and other web forums concerning working and living in Japan. Check out our Frequently Asked Questions Section today!

92. Eurolingua Institute Japan, Language School OKAZAKI, Japan Language School, Japa language School In Japan, Japan language School In Japan It is an intensive but flexible japanese language acquisition program for learners who http://www.realadventures.com/listings/1022638.htm

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93. RosettaStone.com: Language Learning Software Personal Use, schools, Homeschool, Organizations. 3. Find Your Product A breakthrough language learning program that delivers fast, http://www.rosettastone.com/

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94. Pre-College Japanese Language Program PreCollege japanese language Program The Pre-College japanese language Program was SBS N103 Instructor Ms. Mesaki J/J, elementary school students http://naples.cc.sunysb.edu/CAS/japanese.nsf/pages/language

About Us Officers, Board Supporters Kudos for Students of Japanese ... The Japan Center at Stony Brook 1123 Humanities Bldg. State University of New York at Stony Brook Stony Brook, NY Email Us! Site Designed by Melissa Bishop/DoIT Last Modified 09/10/2005 10:55:25 AM EDT Pre-College Japanese Language Program The Pre-College Japanese Language Program was founded as a weekend non-credit Japanese language program for pre-college students (age 12 or older) in the local community on April 18, 2004. It offers classes for both Japanese-Americans (Japanese as a heritage language classes) and other Americans (Japanese as a foreign language classes) , but different teaching methodologies have been developed for each group, while offering them the opportunity to mix for common cultural activities. The classes are held Sunday mornings 9:55 a.m. to 10:55 a.m., and 11:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. in the Social and Behavioral Science building (North-1F) during the spring and fall semesters. The fee varies depending on the class size. We are now accepting 2005-2006 academic year registration for beginners of Japanese. If you are interested, send the following information to Eriko Sato by e-mail (

95. TEFL.com - The World's Largest Real-time Database Of English Language Teaching J 3 to 4 months (UNIVERSITY PROGRAM), to japanese elementary school children at No japanese language ability is required. 2. YOUNG LEARNERS PROGRAM; http://www.tefl.com/jobs/job.html?jo_id=16491

96. United States-Japan Foundation Dr. Sachiko Murphy, recipient of the japanese language Category of the Award, Dr. Murphy organized a program for japanese high school exchange students http://www.us-jf.org/heinzpress2003.htm

Home Application Procedures Cornerstone Prize for Film / Video Elgin Heinz Outstanding Teacher Award ... Contact us PRESS RELEASE FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE CONTACT: David Janes at 212-481-8757 djanes@us-jf.org DATE: MAY 7, 2003 UNITED STATES-JAPAN FOUNDATION ANNOUNCES OUTSTANDING TEACHER AWARD RECIPIENTS FOR 2003 The Elgin Heinz Outstanding Teacher Awards recognize exceptional teachers who further mutual understanding between Americans and Japanese. The awards are presented annually to two pre-college teachers in two categories, Humanities and Japanese Language, and consist of a certificate of recognition, a $2,500 monetary award, and $5,000 in project funds. The Award is named in honor of Mr. Elgin Heinz, a pioneer in educating American pre-collegiate students about Asia. Born in China in 1913, he spent forty years teaching in San Francisco's public schools. Mr. Heinz served as Education Director for the Japan Society in 1960, and is nationally known for his many curriculum guides on Asia. He continues to this day to serve as a consultant on the development of materials and methods for teaching about Asia. An independent national selection committee, consisting of leaders in the fields of Japanese language and cultural education in the United States, selected the two recipients listed above based on their outstanding long-term commitment to teaching about Japan as well as their national leadership in this area.

97. Asian Economic News: FEATURE: Rice Cooker Maker Opens Japanese-language School FEATURE Rice cooker maker opens japaneselanguage school The program will be available in a total of seven languages, including English. http://www.findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m0WDP/is_2002_June_3/ai_86623608

@import url(/css/us/style1.css); @import url(/css/us/searchResult1.css); @import url(/css/us/articles.css); @import url(/css/us/artHome1.css); Home Advanced Search IN free articles only all articles this publication Automotive Sports FindArticles Asian Economic News June 3, 2002 Content provided in partnership with 10,000,000 articles Not found on any other search engine. Featured Titles for Academy of Marketing Science Review Accounting Historians Journal, The Accounting History AgExporter ... View all titles in this topic Hot New Articles by Topic Automotive Sports Top Articles Ever by Topic Automotive Sports FEATURE: Rice cooker maker opens Japanese-language school Asian Economic News June 3, 2002 Save a personal copy of this article and quickly find it again with Furl.net. It's free! Save it. TOKYO, Japan, May 28 Kyodo ''If you want to learn Japanese, go either to Tokyo or Okazaki!'' That is what people are beginning to hear outside Japan. But why Okazaki, a city with a population of 330,000 in Aichi Prefecture in the central part of Japan's main island of Honshu? The answer is Hattori Kogyo K.K., a midsize corporation specializing in the manufacture of kitchen appliances for commercial use such as gas rice cookers.

98. Japan-America Society Of The State Of Washington Japan In The schools represents one of the JapanAmerica Society s major efforts Japan in a Suitcase Program. Japan in a Suitcase presents a day in the http://www.us-japan.org/jassw/programs/jis.htm

Since 1994 Japan in the Schools Japan In The Schools represents one of the Japan-America Society's major efforts in offering educational outreach programs to the Puget Sound region. The Japan In A Suitcase presentations, aimed at elementary school audiences, and the Japanese Language and Culture Visits, for high school age students, have been extremely well received since their inception in the 1994-1995 school year. Within these pages, you can find out more about Japan In The Schools, volunteer for the program, and view the Kentaro curriculum. Japan in a Suitcase Program Japan in a Suitcase presents a day in the life of a Japanese child using visual aids and authentic items from Japan to make the experience as real as possible. Common items used by Japanese children in everyday life - at home and in school - are brought to the school in a suitcase and used to show how a young Japanese boy spends a typical day, from morning to night. Pairs of volunteers make the presentations: English speakers facilitate the lesson and lead discussion, while their Japanese partners provide exposure to the language and act as native experts. Japanese Language and Culture Visits This project is to provide a total-immersion Japanese language experience to secondary school students. Near-native to native fluency is required in oral and written Japanese language.

99. Japanese Language Program Tohoku University. Campus Life japanese language Program Program (japanese only); japanese language Classes at the Graduate School of Science http://www.tohoku.ac.jp/english/campus/japanese.html

Campus Life Japanese Language Program Intensive Japanese Language Program Japanese Language Program at Kawauchi for International Students and Scholars Undergraduate Program (Japanese only) Japanese Language Classes at the Graduate School of Science Japanese Language courses at the Graduate School of Engineering About Tohoku University Undergraduate Faculties ... International Programs

100. HUMAN GROUP As a licensed language school by the Association for the Promotion of japanese Our japanese language education also includes a training program for http://www.athuman.com/english/japanese.shtml

HUMAN ACADEMY HUMAN ACADEMY LANGUAGE SCHOOL HUMAN ACADEMY JAPANESE LANGUAGE SCHOOL HUMAN INTERNATIONAL UNIVERSITY JAPAN HUMAN ACADEMY LIBERAL COLLEGE ... VOCATIONAL SCHOOL Japanese Language Education for Foreigners Real internationalization should not be merely attained just by Japanese people studying foreign languages, traveling abroad, or absorbing foreign cultures. As a licensed language school by the Association for the Promotion of Japanese Language Education, the Tokyo and Osaka campuses provide Japanese language courses for foreigners. Our ultimate objective is to achieve the internationalization of the Japanese language itself, and the role our school plays will become more and more important as the international exchange activities increase. Many of Our Students Annually Pass the Japanese Language Licensing Examination Our programs mainly support those foreign students who plan to enter a college in Japan. Based on our wide educational experiences, easy- to-understand lessons with close human contact are carried out. We see a number of our students succeed in passing the Japanese Language Licensing Examination each year. Many graduates successfully enter prominent Japanese public universities or private colleges. Our Japanese language education also includes a training program for companies' foreign employees, and has already earned an excellent reputation among our client companies.

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