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Shin Takahashi, JSANZ Speech Contest Chair

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Dear Colleagues, Greetings from Wellington, NZ! I hope this email finds you well. Please let me cordially invite you to […]

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2025 Tertiary Japanese Language Speech Contest Guidelines

Japanese Studies Aotearoa New Zealand Tertiary Japanese Language Speech Contest 2025 Guidelines The eleventh Japanese Studies Aotearoa New Zealand (JSANZ) […]

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Asiatic Society of Japan 2025 Young Scholars Programme. Call for Papers

The Young Scholars Programme provides a research award of 100,000 yen, courtesy of the Hugh E. Wilkinson Foundation

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Call for Applications: The Ishibashi Foundation Network Leader Fellowship Programme in Japanese Arts 2025-26

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Asiatic Society of Japan’s 2024 Young Scholars’ Programme

The final submission date for the Young Scholars’ Programme is Monday, 19 August, 12.00 midnight JST. Make sure your application […]

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JSANZ 10th Anniversary Special Edition Newsletter

We included so much background, photos, information, and news was in our newsletter that the file size is too big […]

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2024 JSANZ Tertiary Japanese Language Speech Contest

JSANZ is excited to announce the 2024 Speech Contest. Here are some encouraging words from Takahashi sensei: Dear All, Thank […]

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JSANZ Special Edition Newsletter Coming Soon

It is officially the 10th anniversary of JSANZ (Japanese Studies Aotearoa New Zealand). Over the past few years the teaching […]

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2023 Speech Contest Prizegiving Photos and Winning Speech

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