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2018: Year of DOG
This is a photo of famous Hachi taken in 1923. (Fido in Italy)

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The Japanese Section would accommodate your needs as much as possible during the strike. Please contact the Coordinator, Professor Kiyoko Toratani for your concern.

   

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Study and Research Opportunities in Japan 2018 MEXT Japanese Studies Scholarships: Applications Opening December 2017 2019 MEXT Research Studies Scholarships: Application Opens in April 2018 2019 MEXT Undergraduate Studies Scholarships: Application Opens in April 2018 [Hitotsubashi University] Autum-Winter 2018 admission schedule

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Japanese Foreign Minister’s Commendation Awarded to York University Scholar (Consulate General of Japan Toronto)  link Special Ceremony Confers Japanese Foreign Minister’s Commendation to York University Scholar (Consulate General of Japan Toronto)  link Japanese Foreign Minister's Commendation Awarded to York University Professor Norio Ota (National Association of Japanese Canadians)  link Y-File: Japanese Studies Program Coordinator awarded Japanese Foreign Minister's Commendation  link Y-File: York University research leaders recognized at annual celebration  link Y-File: York students shine at the 2016 Ontario Japanese speech contest  link Y-File: York students win top prizes in National Japanese Speech Contest  link Ms. Lily Mcdermott (AP/JP3000 6.0) receives the 2016 Peter Sato Award, which is given to the best student overall in the Japanese Studies Program. Seven York students participated in the 2017 Ontario Japanese Speech Contest held at University of Toronto on March 4. The prize winners are the following. Beginners: Chris Robin   (JP1000)  2nd prize Advanced: Salma Saleh  (JP3000)  2nd prize                    Gabby Ricker (JP3000) Special Effort prize Congratulations! Ms. Salma Saleh (AP/JP3000 6.0) receives the 2017 Peter Sato Award. Congratulations! AP/JP4000 6.0 is accepted as a 4000 level course for East Asian Studies Program. Ms. Dhin Chen (JP1000, 2016) and Mr. Ilia Jarikov (JP1000, 2016) received the DLLL Award for their excellent academic achievement and effort. Congratulations! York students did very well at the 2018 Ontario Japanese Speech Contest. The following are the winners. Congratulations! Beginners 1st prize (Shinkikai-Sagamihara City Award)Andrew Christensen (JP1000) Advanced 1st prize (Toyota Canada Award) Gabby Ricker (JP3000) Special Effort prize: Beginners Samsam Hassan (JP1000) Special Effort prize: Advanced Fernanda Cherini (JP2000) Special prize: Advanced Hanisi Samuel (JP2000/JP3080)  Andrew and Gabby will compete at the National Speech Contest Y-File: York students head to Japanese Speech Contest nationals  link Y-File: York students earn prizes at National Japanese Speech Contest  link Beginners 2nd prize: Andrew Christensen Advanced 3rd prize: Gabby Ricker Our graduate, Ms. Lily Mcdermott, interviewed by Mainichi Newspaper: link link  Y-File: York U hosts first Conference on the Language of Japanese Food link

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