III ABEJ Conference on Japanese Studies - Language and Teaching/Learning

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Audience attentive to the presentations during the III ABEJ Conference on Japanese Studies - Language and Teaching/Learning, held on December 11, 2003 -- Audience attentive to the presentations during the III ABEJ Conference on Japanese Studies - Language and Teaching/Learning, held on December 11, 2003.

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Sonia RL Ninomiya presents a field research paper entitled “Some aspects of Japanese language schools and languages spoken in Nikkei communities in Brazil” together with Leiko M. Morales, on the left. On the right, Satio Negawa, a professor at UnB who spoke about “Possibilities of the Japanese culture discipline”. -- Sonia RL Ninomiya presents a field research paper entitled “Some aspects of Japanese language schools and languages spoken in Nikkei communities in Brazil” together with Leiko M. Morales, on the left, during the III ABEJ Conference on Japanese Studies - Language and Teaching/Learning, held on December 11, 2003. On the right, Satio Negawa, a professor at UnB who spoke about “Possibilities of the Japanese culture discipline”.

Panel of the III ABEJ Conference on Japanese Studies - Language and Teaching/Learning

Images from the III ABEJ Conference on Japanese Studies - Language and Teaching/Learning, held on December 11, 2003, in which teachers and the general public participated. -- On the left, Neide H. Nagae, professor at UNESP-Assis who presented the seminar on toponyms and anthroponyms from “Trajetória em noite escuro” by Shiga Naoya during the III ABEJ Conference on Japanese Studies - Language and Teaching/Learning, held on December 11, 2003. In the middle, Haikaa (Sandra M. Yamamoto) who presented on “Music as a form of universal expression.

Prof. Morales from USP (Professor Morales at the III ABEJ Conference on Japanese Studies - Language and Teaching/Learning)

Prof. Leiko M. Morales, professor at FFLCH-USP, presents a field research paper entitled “Some aspects of Japanese language schools and languages spoken in Nikkei communities in Brazil.” at the III ABEJ Conference on Japanese Studies - Language and Teaching/Learning, held on December 11, 2003, with the participation of teachers and the general public. -- Leiko M. Morales, professor at FFLCH-USP, presents a field research paper entitled “Some aspects of Japanese language schools and languages spoken in Nikkei communities in Brazil.” at the III ABEJ Conference on Japanese Studies - Language and Teaching/Learning, held on December 11, 2003.

Professor Tashiro from Unesp in Assis (Professor Tashiro from Unesp)

Eliza A. Tashiro, professor at UNESP-Assis, presents a paper on “The grammatical description of Japanese in Collado (1632)” during the III ABEJ Conference on Japanese Studies - Language and Teaching/Learning, held on December 11, 2003. -- Eliza A. Tashiro, professor at UNESP-Assis, presents a paper on “The grammatical description of Japanese in Collado (1632)” during the III ABEJ Conference on Japanese Studies - Language and Teaching/Learning, held on December 11, 2003.

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Images from the 3rd ABEJ Conference on Japanese Studies - Language and Teaching/Learning, held on March 11, 2004, which was attended by teachers and the general public. In this edition of the ABEJ Conference, there were five presentations addressing various themes of Japanese Studies developed in Brazil. Presented in a dynamic manner by the speakers, the themes stimulated an interesting debate among the event participants. The summaries of the presentations can be found on the ABEJ events section page (http://br.geocities.com/estudosjaponesesnobrasil/). Eliza Atsuko TASHIRO Institution: UNESP - Assis Campus Area: Japanese linguistics Level: Doctorate Title: The grammatical description of Japanese in Collado (1632) Neide Hissae NAGAE Institution: UNESP - Assis Campus Area: Modern Japanese literature Level: Doctorate Title: The toponyms and anthroponyms of "Trajectory in a dark night" by Shiga Naoya Haikaa (Sandra Minori YAMAMOTO) Title: Music as a form of Universal Expression Satio NEGAWA Institution: UnB/LET-Dept. of Foreign Languages and Translation Area: Japanese language Title: Possibilities of the discipline "Japanese Culture" Leiko Matsubara MORALES and Sonia Regina Longhi NINOMIYA Institutions: USP and UFRJ Areas: Japanese language Levels: Master's Title: Some aspects of Japanese language schools and languages spoken in the Nikkei community in Brazil