Healthcare & Emergency Preparedness
By Julia Kuchle (Former Nanyo B RA) Healthcare Information on healthcare, mental health, and reproductive health Emergency Numbers Dial 119 for fire, ambulance, or rescue services.Dial 110 for police services.…
By Julia Kuchle (Former Nanyo B RA) Healthcare Information on healthcare, mental health, and reproductive health Emergency Numbers Dial 119 for fire, ambulance, or rescue services.Dial 110 for police services.…
By Chrisdelle Villanueva (Nanyo A RA) & Christian Jalim (Chuyo RA) Welcome folks! So unfortunately unlike many other places around the world and even in some places in Japan, school…
By Jordan Rocke (PA) Introduction to Senior High Schools (SHS) OK, so let’s get started. I'm Jordan, one of your PAs, and this entire ramble is going to be heavily…
By Jason Lockwood (Toyo B RA) Hey everyone! Due to file size limits, we're just putting a link to the powerpoint here. It has an audio presentation that's designed to…
By Kathryn Shea (Toyo A RA) Japanese Junior High School Life Hello and welcome to the introduction for Japanese Junior High School Life (JHS)! Here we will give you an…
By Preston Vue (Former Chuyo RA), Carolyn Moffenbier (Nanyo B RA) & Shou Yuan (Nanyo B RA) Elementary School (ES) in Japan Notes on Recent Developments Starting in the academic…
By Jordan Rocke & Justin Sita (Ehime Prefectural Advisors) Hello everybody and, at last, welcome to Ehime! We are proud to welcome you to the much belated 2020/2021 Prefectural Orientation,…
By Dom Chen
Hi everyone! For those of you who are interested in incorporating diversity and/or racial awareness within their lessons; there is a google drive containing material focused toward teaching racial issues in the classroom. We are in special times right now, and also in unique positions, as we have access to different levels of public education. People have been voicing a desire to run their own classes on racial issues recently, and I think this google drive is a great starting kit to do just that.
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Maybe it’s the language barrier, perhaps it’s misguided preconceptions, but I suspect my own limited exposure to and familiarity with Japanese music reflects the experience of a lot of us. Not content with this state of affairs, I used some of our recent free time to conduct a deep dive into the music scene here, past and present, mainstream and beyond. With deference to Spotify, YouTube and various blogs, what follows is a non-exhaustive, multi-genre introduction to a selection of contemporary Japanese acts deserving of your ears.
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