2010.7. 1
Centre Europeen d'Etudes Japonsaises d'Alsace (CEEJA) is housed in the building that was formerly used as the student dormitory of Seijo Gakuen High School in Alsace, which is surrounded by vineyards on three sides, a place of scenic beauty where the mountain range in Alsace can be enjoyed. In such an ideal atmosphere, the Japan Foundation and CEEJA co-organized "Japanese Studies Seminar on Edo" in 2008 and 2009. Professor Yuko Tanaka of Hosei University was invited to be the lecturer at the seminar, and up and coming European researchers came together to present papers and exchange ideas.
2010.7. 1
Since its establishment in 1972, the Japan Foundation (hereafter referred to as "JF") has been promoting Japanese-language education overseas. As the demands and methods for Japanese-language education become diversified, JF has been engaged in the development of "JF STANDARD FOR JAPANESE-LANGUAGE EDUCATION" (hereafter referred to as "JF Standard") since 2005, and "JF STANDARD FOR JAPANESE-LANGUAGE EDUCATION 2010" was released in March 2010.
2010.7. 1
One of the Japan Foundation London's priorities is to ensure the delivery of its programmes reaches not only the greater London area but the entire country, appealing to as many audiences as possible. For the past three years, we are happy that we were able to achieve a roughly 50% increase in the number of projects, and indeed the number of participants has also doubled.
2010.7. 1
The Japan Foundation, Sao Paulo, in cooperation with local Japanese-Brazilian communities, hosted a photo exhibition "Scenes of Childhood: Sixty Years of Postwar Japan" in January 2010.
2010.7. 1
Since 2009, the Special Program in Foreign Language: Japanese (Nihongo), Spanish, and French has been implemented as a pilot project under the initiative of the Bureau of Secondary Education of the Department of Education (DepED/BSE, Philippines). The said program - a pilot project in Science and Public High schools in Metro Manila - will be conducted until 2011.