Speech contest 2.
JSANZ Speech Competition Results
We are delighted to announce the winners of the 2015 JSANZ Tertiary Japanese Language Speech Contest. First place:                Brennan Galpin                   (University of Canterbury)
Prize giving: JSANZ Speech Competition
A special prize-giving to congratulate the first prize winner of the 2015 JSANZ Japanese Language Speech Contest was held at
JSANZ book
Nippon Foundation Fellows Program Scholarship
 Application Deadline: December 11, 2015 The Inter-University Center for Japanese Language Studies (IUC), administered by Stanford University, is pleased to announce
JNZBC opening.
2015 JNZBC Conference
The 42nd Japan New Zealand Business Council Conference was held in Tomakomai, Japan this year. Tomakomai is a city and port in Iburi
JSANZ speech contest silver cup.
JSANZ speech competition 2015
The first prize winner in the 2015 JSANZ Tertiary Japanese Language Speech Contest will be awarded a return air ticket to Japan
JD newspaper.
Canterbury Japan Day
Canterbury Japan Day will be held at Riccarton Park Raceway on 1 March 2015. Entry is free. CPIT will run
Career Forum logo.
Sydney Career Forum 2015
We will be holding our third annual Sydney Career Forum next month, ouronly regional event. It will bring together companies
JSANZ book
JSANZ book project
We encourage JSANZ members to submit a chapter proposal for our first edited book.    Working title of the edited volume:
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Sasakawa Undergraduate Scholarships
Undergraduate Scholarships The Fund offers five scholarships a year to students who are enrolling full-time in a first undergraduate degree
Tohoku-Through the Eyes of Japanese Photographers
The Consulate-General of Japan, in cooperation with Massey University, brought to Auckland the travelling exhibition “TOHOKU－Through the Eyes of Japanese